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An old wives' tale
04:36
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Monokaleidoscope
03:48
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Unsworth's window
05:22
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Don't give up
04:50
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Guitar man
03:30
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Everywhere to go
03:46
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Time for recovery
04:45
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Up
06:07
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Rock of ages
06:04
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What happened to us
04:15
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Ukulele saved my life
02:44
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Various artists Wigan, UK
The old wives' tales album is a collaboration by numerous artists. Individual contributions can be found by clicking on the
'info' button next to each track. All money spent on the album will go to PHAUK to support, in particular, Sheffield Royal Hallamshire hospital and to save and improve the quality of sufferers lives.
Narration on all tracks: Jo Bailey. Cover Art: Gwen Charnock.
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