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Oh the River
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When I'm Gone
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Haunt me again
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You gotta hold on
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Invade my heart
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All fur coat
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Sunday Train
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Ain't this Love
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Clint Eastwood Style
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Leftbank Boston, Ireland
Hailing from a remote corner of Ireland, Leftbank is the alias of multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer Declan O’ Luasa. His raw voice ,vintage sounding recordings, mixed with spacey guitars and ambient harmonics makes for a hypnotic bluesy sound. Deeply probing lyrics, with lean artful arrangements at times evoke faint echoes of Waits and Dylan. ... more
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