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Still We Fall
03:24
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Yellow Ribbons
03:33
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Father's Shoes
05:01
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Demons
02:46
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We'll Be OK
05:36
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The MJM Band UK
Macabre folk tales of love, life and death. Even the more toe tapping songs in his set leave you with a bitter melancholy taste at the back of your throat. His rough vocal, reminiscent of Billy Bragg on a 60 a day cigarette habit, screams south east london, while his soft lyric begs for your ear. Expect to hear passionately crafted songs with powerful messages. ... more
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