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Johnny My Man
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Streets of Derry
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Ard ti Cuain
02:51
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"Is e mo chroi ta trom agus bronach" (my heart is heavy and sad)
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sadako
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My October Song
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The Month of January
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Donal Og
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The water is wide
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The Doffin' Mistress
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Anne Sands Northern Ireland, UK
Anne Sands has been described as the definitive voice of Ireland's legendary Sands Family Folk Group.
She cut her first
album at the age of 12 and had performed in Carnegie Hall by the age of 16.
Renowned among fans of Irish music for her unique interpretation of traditional songs.
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