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Golden Days
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Please
03:38
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Steady Away
04:01
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Curse
04:34
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Silence
02:57
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Rolling Wave
03:32
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Wish
03:14
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Tawny
02:53
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Instrumental
02:26
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Weeping Willow
02:57
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Now Westlin Winds
04:20
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Chris Brain Leeds, UK
Chris Brain is a singer-songwriter from Yorkshire England.
Drawing inspiration from the outdoors
and song writers such as John Martyn, Nick Drake, Bert Jansch and Joni Mitchell Chris explores distinctive fingerpicking patterns and alternate tunings in his sound.
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