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Fallen
05:54
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Universe Of Stars
03:40
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Sunturner
06:05
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Silence Is Not Golden
05:21
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Cold Stone
05:41
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Before The Dawn
03:10
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Not Coming Back
03:36
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Unfasted
05:20
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Oh Love
05:08
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Stranger In My Place
07:00
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Cathedrals On Wheels
04:44
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Lay My Body Down
02:30
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Jess Ward Wales, UK
I come from Pembrokeshire in West Wales where I have been lucky to live all my life in a land of crashing waves, rugged
cliffs, mirrored pools, twisting oaks, windswept thorn and peeping primrose.
After many years performing and creating with my guitar I have now found my dream instrument in the Celtic lever harp.
I play a Telor model, made at Telynau Teifi, The Harp Centre of Wales in Llandysul.
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