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Sullivan's John
03:25
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St Patrick's Breastplate
04:06
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The Diggers' Song
03:09
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London
02:25
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Tom of Bedlam
03:43
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Your Plaintive Song
03:42
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Lyke Wake Dirge
03:52
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The Unquiet Grave
03:23
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Planxty Irwin
01:40
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Hewlett
02:18
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Pilgrim's Song
02:36
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Triangle England, UK
To say we are “an all-female, three piece a cappella band” identifies us, but does not describe us. Our themes mostly revolve around beer, religion, politics and things that go bump in the night - in no particular order. And we don't just stand there in a row singing, either; we act the songs out as melodies switch from one line to another. ... more
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