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No Lies No Secrets
04:28
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To Say Goodbye
03:34
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With This Love
04:41
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You'll Find Your Way
03:28
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We Think For Ourselves
03:37
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Georgie Boy
04:25
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Story of My Heart
04:20
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This is Your Time
04:38
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Peter connolly Dublin, Ireland
Peter Connolly started his musical career as a bass player working with artists such as Leo O’Kelly, Auto De Fe, Major to
Minor, The Oliver Brothers, Paul Tiernan, Liam O’Flynn and others as well as his sisters, Ursula and Rita Connolly.
This is Peter's first solo album which he wrote, performed and produced himself.
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