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Blood of the Grove
02:14
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The Oldest Place
03:16
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Crossed With Leaves
03:54
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Recorded by Jack Farley February 2012.
Sean Bailey: guitars, bass, keyboard, drums.
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Night Lark
02:45
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Wingless & Earthbound
02:43
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Visitation Dawn
03:49
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All the Waking Dreams
02:43
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The Longest Reign
03:32
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Ashes Black
02:26
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Painted Wreath
03:19
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LAKES Melbourne, Australia
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