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Trouble Coming
05:56
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Mr Saturday Night
03:47
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Pagan Blues
04:23
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The Dark Is Rising
04:05
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Avebury Dawn England, UK
Will - Guitar and Bass
Simon - Guitar and Bass
Dan - Drums, Bass, Guitars and Keyboard
Andreas - Vocals and Vibes
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