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A Brock and A Bee
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Our poor bird!
Take thy flight.
Up above the sorrows of this dark night.
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Woodpecker Wooliams Brighton, UK
Musical project of Gemma Williams.
WW toured extensively around Europe, Russia and the Baltics
and performed at Yoko Ono's Meltdown festival before this guise was put to rest in 2013.
'A stunning find.’ SUNDAY TIMES
"Musically and emotionally, it’s belting." BBC.CO.UK
THE GUARDIAN 'New Band of The Day' 06/09/12
‘Enchanting solo masterpieces’ - THE INDEPENDENT
www.gemmawilliamsmusic.co.uk
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