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Kathy O'Toole
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When I Used To Drink
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Sirens In July
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Ballad Of Hollow Ponds
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Debden Prince
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Last Year's Joke
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River Blackwater
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Stay
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Blackberry Picking
03:17
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Emma Scarr London, UK
“…what really caught me about her music were her lyrics. Dramatic and heartfelt, this introvert songstress painted vivid,
expansive portraits of everyday life like a poetic Picasso. Ms Scarr invited the audience into her world where anguish and confusion could be overcome through song. “
Review of Partners In Rhyme @ Walthamstow Library | 04.08.12Written By Matthew “Eli” Bell
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