Thistle
Aww… such a sweet, romantic.. DEATH TO
EVERYONE.
Favorite track: Lord Aborr and Mary Flynn.
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John Barleycorn Must Die
02:34
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The Blacksmith
03:39
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Pat Maguire
05:04
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Hares on the Mountain
04:17
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Death and the Lady
04:28
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The Willow Garden
03:26
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Lowlands of Holland
05:52
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Willy o'Winsbury
06:09
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I Have Been a Wild Rover
04:26
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