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Not Law
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River Runs Through
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A River Must Run Through
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Willow Rosewood
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North Along the Shore
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Diggums (Song for Ryan)
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Sturgeon Moon
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River Child
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Burying Ground Hill
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Man O' War Land
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WANDARIAN Nova Scotia
In my life, music erodes prejudice and devours hatred; it is a celebration, a dance for all of all ages, creeds and kinds. Music fills one’s emptiness with joy, celebrates the gift of life, company, and nourishes mind body and soul. To sweeten melancholy and difficult moments with the wonders of nature, my vessel - the guitar and what it continually offers. Fall to work with shovels and picks. ... more
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