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Right Time (ft Sean)
03:34
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Through The Door
02:37
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Footsteps (ft Edlynn)
06:04
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Moving Along (ft Edlynn)
03:43
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Count to 10 (ft Edlynn)
03:11
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Straight Road
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Blue Sky Summer
03:13
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2Steps 4Words Ramsey, UK
2Steps 4Words are from the Fens. A cup of tea (posh or normal) is preferrable when
playing.
The music is under the alternative folk bracket- well, that's what people seem to say anyway.
Vocal harmonies, double bass, 12 and 6 string acoustic guitars are the main items. Percussion also features now and again.
Happy to play just about anywhere inside or out.- no rain though please.
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