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A Life of It's Own
04:28
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Five Minute World Tour
04:35
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Perception
04:20
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Groovy Mood
03:49
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Kiss From a Rose
04:36
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Star Pacing
05:05
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Shape of You
04:29
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Bottom of the Pile
03:48
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9. |
How Long?
05:08
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Stolen
05:19
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Being Quietly Present
05:53
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George Nash Wales, UK
George Nash is a weird type who draws his influence from the likes of Ben Howard, Ludovico Einaudi and all the way up to Linkin Park and Slipknot. This fingerstyle guitarist’s music channels all manner of instruments from percussion to bass and beyond into one acoustic guitar and his inspiration for his music from nature and the countryside around his home in Wales. Enjoy his music! ... more
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