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Your Name
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Going West
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Backwater Diamonds
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Parting Gifs
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Passing the time of day
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Train in the night
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Someone’s Daughter
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Hey Robbie
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M' Donwaite Bellac, France
Singer songwriter from Wales 🏴 in UK now living in France. Writing about the world around him, love and loss, happiness and sorrow, fear and growing older but not much wiser. Lo-fi music inspired by folk stylings and indie rock and pop.
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