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Ortolan Bunting
02:37
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Keon
01:42
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Canaries
02:16
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Kilmichael
04:21
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The Egg
02:30
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The hawk was soaring but curious
Blinded by the sun
On the ground he made a nest
A woman stole his egg
He surrendered to a man
A tether to his leg
He's grown accustomed now
He'll never fly again but look at him run
Some of the birds have gathered around
I think that the egg has been found
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American Television
04:47
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How Can I Help?
04:59
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Thread-bare Penitence
04:10
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Bart
08:08
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Neon Brown
03:22
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N. Penston Olean, New York
N. Penston is a multi-instrumentalist musician and songwriter living in Western New York. All music written, performed, recorded, and mixed with love and frustration in a small attic studio.
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