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jon scullion - "belfast"
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jon scullion - "i luv u"
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jon scullion - "gabriel"
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jon scullion UK
Described in the London metro as one of londons best kept secrets,jon scullion's beautifully crafted songs reminisce through the eyes of the observer a changing world in which the past is a personal place only visited by those who "recall". moreover these songs take us there,to relive events and people through the eyes of the performer.powerful imagery with beauty(ian laines 2013) 9/10 ... more
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