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My Boat
03:30
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Sediment
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Trees
02:36
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Keep To Myself
02:11
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Promised Land
05:18
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Uke Malian
01:50
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Strong As Wood
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Ballad of Knut and Nils
03:41
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Sea Bone Howl
03:46
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Garden Place Quadrille
02:31
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Wind's Gonna Get You
03:33
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Seznec Bros Paris, France
The Seznec Brothers are Cory and Yann. They really are brothers, though it may seem like an elaborate ruse to gain credibility. Cory lives in France. Yann lives in Scotland. When they meet up they make music. Sometimes they invite people to play with them. ... more
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