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Woman in the dunes
09:55
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A hint of swagger
01:20
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Sofia
02:29
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Autumn Song
09:10
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Sometimes a fine mess
05:17
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Expired
05:57
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No rhyme or reason
10:24
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Black Petunias Wakefield, Massachusetts
Acoustic and cleaner explorations on acoustic guitar and electric guitar including blues, folk, world, jazz and other influences by R Moores.
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