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Flight
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Stop
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Building A Castle
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Lutetia
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Ask Me No Questions
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Maybe
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Backstairs
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White Horses
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Park Benches
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Wendy McNeill Sweden
Widely recognized as an artist that makes 'dark twisted tales' and 'wise moving music' McNeill has been steadily gaining
acclaim for her poignant storytelling lyrics and captivating live shows, taking listeners on an emotional roller coaster with a spirit that is both playful and fierce.
file under: Folk Noir Her forthcoming album, First There Were Feathers’ will be released in spring 2023
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