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Jukebox
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The Nature of Mediocrity
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Rodney
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Sorry
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Blind, Wretched, Sick
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Washing In
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Don't Let it Get to You
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Han Solo and Me
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Bidder 70
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Ash Jones UK
Hello there! I'm Aidan, a singer-songwriter from Northern Ireland. This page contains most of the acoustic folky music I've
released since 2010.
"This Is A Mirror" is a compilation of unreleased songs from 2010-2013, and is my last release before founding Phoenix Factory Farm, a more indie-rock, punk influenced band, which will be getting active in 2016.
Enjoy!
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