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Fledgling
04:42
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Down Below
03:22
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Running Start
03:32
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Low Light
00:56
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Up Above
04:18
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Breathing Space
00:51
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Arrival
03:14
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X-Marks The Spot
03:52
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Return Home
03:30
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Safe and Sound
02:59
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Benjamin Finney Manchester, UK
A uniquely rare blend of finger style guitar,
combined with elements of Folk and Americana.
Think John Martyn with the atmosphere of Sigur Rós, this is the sound of
Benjamin Finney.
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