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Fairytale (Parts 1 - 4)
16:19
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Choices
06:26
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Counting Chickens
05:01
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Maybe
05:08
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Every Day
09:15
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Chasing Rainbows
06:08
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From A Spark
06:42
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Brand New Day
12:16
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Patchwork Cacophony England, UK
Patchwork Cacophony is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Ben Bell. The keyboard-driven compositions have an emphasis on the classic instruments of the glory days of progressive rock, such as the hammond organ and mellotron.
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