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Nothing Special
04:31
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The Great Silkie
05:13
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Lady Margaret
07:12
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Glasgerion
05:17
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She Moved Thro' The Fair
08:11
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Road
04:37
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Epitaph
03:23
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Snail's Lament
04:39
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