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Auld Lang Syne
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She Who Wanders
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Hold Me
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Dear Lover
05:07
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Lily's Song
04:02
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Invierno y Primavera
06:23
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She Who Wanders, Part II
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Trouble In Mind
03:58
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Marylaine Montreal, Québec
Marylaine is a Canadian singer-songwriter, guitarist and banjoist joined the scene as a solo artist in her thirties after a serie of losses, grieves and heartaches inspired her to write and compose songs. Her French Canadian, Irish and Native American roots have influenced her sound. She has traveled extensively to flirt with various genres to finally set her niche mainly in folk music. ... more
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