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Angel
03:05
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Do You Remember
03:54
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Wedding Day
04:24
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What Ya Gonna Do (Baby)
04:06
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Where You Are
03:44
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Coin For The Well
03:11
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Kathmandu
05:37
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Lily And Me
03:21
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Nine Monkey Platform
04:21
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Unconditional
05:01
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Aspect Of The Goddess
04:22
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12. |
Seen A Lot Of Night
04:09
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Flake Nuneaton, UK
Flake have had various incarnations over the years. Original members Matthew Olner and Julian Daffern were joined in 2021 by
Simon Davidson.
Maff: guitars, mandolin, harmonica, vocals
Daf: bass, vocals
Simon: keyboards, guitar, bass, vocals, production
All music by Flake with loving thanks to Amy Webb for lyrics on Do You Remember, Unconditional, Angel and What Ya Gonna Do (Baby)
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