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The Wilds
03:19
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You are Here
03:31
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This Old Town
03:30
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Don't Fall Down
04:28
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Dream
03:02
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Moving to the Sticks
03:31
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Finest Hour
04:14
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Magical Times
02:52
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Cut Up the Sky
02:47
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I Saw the City
02:39
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Nunnery Norheim Liverpool, UK
Lizzie Nunnery and Vidar Norheim are an alternative folk duo from Liverpool and Norway. Following Norwegian and UK tours of their play with songs Narvik (Best New Play, UK theatre awards 2017), they return with I Saw the City: an aching, soaring album, conjuring love for the urban landscape and dreams of escape. ... more
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