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Tús
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Wild Wind
03:20
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Why have we come?
04:32
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Take me to the Sea
04:45
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Kent
04:10
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Danny
03:17
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To be a Bird
02:43
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Stardust
04:04
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Críoch
01:24
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Marcella O'Sullivan Cork, Ireland
West Cork singer and songwriter. Hears melodies and stories on the winds. Listening.....
www.marcellaosullivan.com
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuCl0TxpWEw
Marcella O'Sullivan recommends:
I was lucky to add vocals to a friend's beautiful EP. I love it!
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