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Born Too Late
04:27
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Felt So Much
05:47
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House
02:40
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Down To The Well
03:45
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We Are Made Of Stars
04:29
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Trying To Grow
04:46
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Under Every Smile
04:04
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In Your Arms
04:32
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Shadow Boxing
03:33
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There Is A Field
05:16
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This Light Is Ours
07:17
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Martyn Joseph Cardiff, UK
Martyn Joseph is a powerful charismatic singer-songwriter and jaw dropping guitar player, gifted with the rare ability to
speak to the soul with his expressive and poignant lyrics. He's a talent driven by passion, social awareness and love for his trade
“One of the most charismatic and electrifying performers in Britain today…tough and passionate”
Tom Robinson BBC 6 music
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