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Give Him an Innocent
02:55
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Northland Holiday
03:22
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Cast a Net
03:51
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Kingdom of Piedmont
02:53
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That Myoclonic Jerk
02:01
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Swan Song
03:21
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Thorncliffe Gene
03:13
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no lyrics to worry about!
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Chair by the Window
05:55
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Wading in the Dark
00:59
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The Cost of Living
05:57
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Train to Funeral
04:04
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Nite Skule
02:36
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Him and Carol
03:30
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Left at the Holly Row
02:27
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Wishful Protection
02:37
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The Henrys Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Star:
"Old instruments, new sounds’ is the way Rooke describes what The Henrys do -
they extract from a resonator guitar and other plucked acoustic instruments the harmonics, overtones and oblique noises behind the rustic notes to create landscapes that are astonishingly romantic, frightening, sexual, spiritual - and quite beautiful. Brave new music."
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