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A drop of good beer
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New navigation
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John Wilkinson
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Come write me down
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The bad squire
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The Bromsgrove nailers
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The brave collier lads
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The Dudley tunnel song
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The brave Dudley boys
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Tommy note
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I can't find Brummagem
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The Rotundas Birmingham, UK
The Rotundas are Ian Grafton (vocals), Nick Comley (guitar and vocals), Matthew Donaldson (Bass and Percussion) and Emily Egginton (Fiddle and Backing Vocals)who play the social and industrial songs of Birmingham and the Black Country
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