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Black is the Colour
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Words: Artur Rimbaud
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Horses
02:59
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Words: Traditional
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The Apple
04:05
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Words: Philip Larkin
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Words: Glyn Maxwell
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Wake
03:45
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Words: SImon Armitage
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My Favourite Plum
03:32
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Words: Suzanne Vega
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