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The Country Song
04:11
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Silence Will Do
03:28
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Childish Memories
03:46
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You KNow WHo I Am
04:05
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Without Reason
04:26
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Vicious Tongue
03:17
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Secret Dreams
04:06
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Drink in the Sun
03:10
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Wasted
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Limbo
04:42
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Frances McKee Glasgow, UK
Half of Glasgow indie icons The Vaselines this is Frances McKee's solo album recorded to 16 track tape in 2004 by Julie Mclarnon
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