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These Streets
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Cannot Be The One
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One Promised Land
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Mao Or Compass
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Broad Woolly Back
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Scarlet Ribbon
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Stranger
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Superman
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Evangeline
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Train In The Distance
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Stay
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Little Bird
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Hatful of Rain Brighton, UK
Hatful of Rain are a folk and roots band from the south coast of England. Forming in 2010 the Hatfuls have made 3 albums and
an EP and have been played on National radio, including a live appearance on Bob Harris's Radio 2 show
www.hatfulofrain.co.uk
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