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In A Hole
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The very first time I ever went courting, kicking leaves through the Warren with the prettiest girl on my arm.......
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The Watercress Girl
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The Lovesick Bricky
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How I Wish
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October Sun
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Call On Me
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Polling Day
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Big is the Day
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Nigel Hobbins England, UK
A lifetime living in East Kent, UK, has had an enduring influence on my music and songwriting.
Landscape, People,
History, Childhood memories, to witty observations of day to day life that champion the common man.
With a handful of Traditional songs I sing accompanied by guitar/mandolin and a plethora of Kent musicians join me in recording and in live performances as The Dreamlanders
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