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Something So Good
03:23
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Worried About You
02:44
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How About That Coffee?
03:48
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Save The Day
03:37
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Hallelujah Game
04:05
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Your Wife
02:17
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Sweetest Drop
04:11
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Ode to Youth
02:34
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Freeze Frame
03:26
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Two Seagulls
03:13
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She
02:33
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Niamh Regan Galway, Ireland
Niamh Regan is a singer-songwriter from Galway, Ireland.
With the release of her debut album
‘Hemet’ on Black Gate Records Sept 2020, Regan delivered an emotionally rich and sonically textured delight that has effectively put her at the table beside some of the biggest names in Irish folk music.
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