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Endings
03:53
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Breathing
03:30
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Brighter Light
02:41
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Rainy Days
03:03
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Paper Wishes
05:12
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Watching the Clock
02:31
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Prelude
01:32
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Timeslip
02:33
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David McClymont Melbourne, Australia
David McClymont, a founding member of the Scottish band Orange Juice, has released two CDs with the Scottish musician Momus and a steady stream of independent recordings as a solo performer and in collaboration with other artists. He recently released Centuries, a double vinyl retrospective on the Last Night From Glasgow label. ... more
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