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See those eyes
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Looking down
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Paradise
02:27
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The way
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Reverend Richard Bailey
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Take me away
02:36
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Mary Mary
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Stars on Sunday
03:17
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Free together
03:29
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Black mourning band
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Bloodshot eyes
03:19
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The way old friends do
03:06
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Beyond the veil
02:30
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COLIN HARE UK
Colin Hare was a replacement member of Honeycombs and toured Israel with them in 1966. Joined Honeybus in 1967 and played on their Hit "I can`t let Maggie go`1968. After the band`s demise recorded his first solo album "March Hare" which has seen 6 re-issues to date and more in the pipeline. See Colinhare.band amp.com for more album releases. "Big Hare" "For the benefit of Mr K" and "HareBrain 2021 ... more
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