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Blue at the Crossroads
00:54
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Interlude I
03:39
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What's the Point
02:04
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Interlude II
03:05
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Out for the Light
01:54
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Interlude III
02:15
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Pass through Blue
01:50
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Lonely or Alone
02:04
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Kitten on a Keyboard
02:33
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All by Script
02:34
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11. |
Pass Through
05:25
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Blue's Love of Nature
01:57
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No More Applause
02:55
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Karma Politics
03:17
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Stuart Eglin Liverpool, UK
I'm mad about music and I love writing - so I thought I would put the two together and make some music. Hope you enjoy...
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