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Intro
01:17
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2. |
Spot On
04:04
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3. |
Isle of Eigg
04:20
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4. |
Beinn a Cheathaich
03:12
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5. |
Little Bird
05:06
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6. |
The Long Black Veil
04:53
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7. |
Kaylins
04:54
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8. |
Follow the Heron
03:12
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9. |
Dark Sky, New Moon
05:57
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Hò-rò Scotland, UK
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