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The Jesster
06:52
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Why don’t you stay,
Stars want to play,
Above us,
Just for us.
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High, like a kid's fish kite
flying by, you and I
in a force nine gale
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Darcy's
05:15
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The Sister of Moses
05:10
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Innes Drinks The Bru
05:13
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Ann Robertson's Kitchen
05:41
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Be here now,
All we have is now,
Now is all that matters,
Living for the day.
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Ortigueira
06:38
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Clunie Road -
Ross wrote a tune for Innes Hutton. Clunie Road is in Dunfermline and is the street Innes grew up on.
The Winning Bid -
We had the privilege of representing Scotland, along with the Scottish Government and our athletes in Sri Lanka in our bid to win the Commonwealth Games for Glasgow in 2014. We were most pleased to have done our bit for the successful outcome
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Peatbog Faeries Scotland, UK
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