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Once We Were Mighty
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Red Hot Woman
03:04
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The Lady of Grey
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Don't Panic
03:47
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Living in the Forest
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I Can't Complain
04:49
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Love is a Drug
05:45
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Whisky
04:58
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So Long
03:50
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Never Far From Home
05:29
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Steve Cartwright Leicester, UK
I am a singer/songwriter (of considerable repute), a poet and an artist and I’ve been around for centuries. I write great songs and you’ll find they span a variety of styles and cover a very wide range of topics. My poems (like my songs) are designed to inform and challenge and to make you laugh and cry. ... more
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