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Tiger in the Night
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Little Ship
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Rainbow's End
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Bush Fire
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Time Came Passing
04:54
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Very Modern Artist
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Comet In My Sky
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The River
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If Love Were Paint
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Forever and a Day
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I Thought of You
05:35
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Cupid's Bow
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Lonely as a Cloud
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Speechless at Midnight
02:49
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Alisha Sufit London, UK
Welcome to my page! A bit about me – I started singing after art school, influenced by traditional and contemporary folk. With fellow art school friend, Jim Moyes, plus Clem Alford and Kesh Sathe we formed the band Magic Carpet in 1971, a group with an Indian feel. Alisha's Cellar contains a few more of the hundreds of tunes I've written. I do hope you like them and may take some home with you! x ... more
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