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Wait by the Shore
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Counting Stars
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Something Shatters
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Bubbles Burst
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Love is Like a Snare
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Danny's Waltz
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Deer Across My Path
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Last Thing You Remember
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Miles Away
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Rest and Be Thankful
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Snows of Yesteryear Glasgow, UK
"A bewitching alt-folk trio, Snows of Yesteryear shimmer with the stunning beauty and elemental darkness of the Scottish
countryside. Their music is delicate, haunted, twilit – it enraptures and lingers." Paul Whitelaw, The Scotsman.
Snows of Yesteryear connect the folk, traditional and indie genres to find a sweet spot of musical bliss.
Featured on BBC Radio Scotland and Scotsman Arts.
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