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Prologue
00:47
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Up North
04:06
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On A Misty Morning
02:34
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My Child
02:36
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Interlude
00:45
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It's Not Likely
03:52
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What A Beautiful Place
02:32
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The Innocence of a Child
03:43
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Epilogue
00:51
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In The Hot Summer
02:57
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Let’s Keep It Quiet Now
03:21
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Catherine Howe England, UK
Catherine Howe’s jazzy, orchestral balladry drowses in a British field somewhere between Bryter Layter and Ask Me No Questions.
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