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Gaol Ise Gaol I
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Parcel o' Rogues
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Ae Fond Kiss
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Grioghal Cridhe
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Banks of Red Roses
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Ghosts
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The Banks o' Doon
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John Anderson, My Jo
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Now Westlin Winds
05:40
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Song of a Hundred Years
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Green Grow the Rashes
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Wild Mountain Thyme
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Band of Burns London, UK
A unique collaboration between 12 international artists, coming together to perform a truly distinct show celebrating the
life, works, and philosophies of Robert Burns.
Scotland's national poet, pioneer of the Romantic Movement, a great source of inspiration to founders of Liberalism and Socialism, a famous womaniser, and an internationally celebrated 'People's Poet'.
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