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To My Sisters
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Holly Would
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Low Again
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Held You
03:59
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Dubh Lee Dublin, Ireland
‘Drawing inspiration from the legendary likes of Leonard Cohen and Janis Joplin, Dubh Lee's sound occupies a unique space between the worlds of folk and blues.’ - Hotpress Magazine.
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