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L'Epervier
04:26
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Albatross
03:48
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By & Large
03:27
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Amused
02:20
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Groggy
02:01
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Ripples
08:31
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Breaking
02:07
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Shallow Surge
02:51
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Knot comes down
03:39
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Skylark
04:00
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Wilfred Feveryear London, UK
Wilfred Feveryear is from London. He has a normal day job. He has played live with bands or solo in London bars. He finally got round to writing his own album. The inspiration came after finding he had a Great-Great Grandfather also named Wilfred Feveryear. However, he wasn't always called that, Wilfrid Fevriér was 12 years old when he claims he stowed away on a ship called L’Epervier. ... more
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