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Cold Wind
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Wild Pony (instrumental)
03:04
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Worry Mount
05:26
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North and South
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Old Miner, Old Timer
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Uproot the Tree
03:39
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All Blood is Red
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Tom Crow Cardiff, UK
Tom Crow plays his own self penned songs steeped in South Wales valley life and history. His music has featured on BBC
Radio Wales Celtic Heartbeat and other independent stations such as Acoustic Routes.
These are songs of struggle, love hope and heartache drawing on historical local events, a community fighting injustice, hardship, with defiance and triumph. Little stories with a big heart.
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