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Patrick Brealey’s new album Mercury in Songbirds

January 19, 2010James Sherrettalbum, country, folk, Mercury in Songbirds, music, music video, Patrick Brealey

My friend Patrick Brealey sings some dandy songs. Here’s an overview of his most-recent album, Mercury in Songbirds.

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