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Old Man
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Ships
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On The Road
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half-light
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Shadows
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Chained to the Wheel
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Moments
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Hundreds
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Slippin' Away
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Dreads
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Auld Langxiety
04:00
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backinhumanform
backinhumanform is Joe Clarke. He lives in the west of Ireland, recently returned from the U.K. He was lead singer in Manchester band, Adventures of Salvador, for 3½ years. His debut album was released to good reviews. Comparisons have been made to John Grant, Midlake and Beck. He cites Mazzy Star as a major influence. Other favourite artists include James, Kate Bush, John Cale, and BRMC. ... more
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