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Days of Summer
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Old Coach Road
04:43
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Rootin
05:35
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Lament for Limerick
04:15
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All Bones
03:58
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Heave Maudabawn
04:13
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Out on the Western Plain
05:36
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Soot Drop
05:38
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Lockdown
04:24
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Looking out to Sea
04:16
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War Crimes
04:15
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September
03:53
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You cant Stop
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Mountains of Pomery
03:05
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Brian Reynolds Cootehill, Ireland
Singer , songwriter from near Cootehill, Co Cavan, Ireland.
Altough my musical tastes are broad
and varied my original songs are in the folk acoustic vein, and inspiration is often taken from the locality I grew up and still live in, re calling, happenings, sayings and characters who inhabited this rich rural landscape
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