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Time to Go
03:54
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Listening to the Wind
03:26
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Not Tryin
02:28
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Sad About You
04:24
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One Fine Morning
04:58
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Closure
04:18
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Sorry Now
04:12
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Mess
04:10
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Let Go
01:46
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Jesus in the City
05:24
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Neil O'Connor Galway, Ireland
Musicmaker from Galway, Ireland. Around my house on cassettes, mini-discs and old mobile phones are literally hundreds of unfinished song ideas - some of which are good..some that aren't. This all becomes like clutter in the head and it is hard to know where to start the clean up. This year I started fresh on a new lot and picked the ones that worked well together for a record - Loose Ends. ... more
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