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the I'm Mourggy To be

To be We've come to Northumberland to join the Brothers Gillespie, James and Sam, on one of their, well, I can only call it a retreat, really, an event where they invite people to come, to stay with them, to share music, to share stories.

So what a privilege it is to be asked to join them and to walk with them in the footsteps of centuries of pilgrims to Holy Island.

Heather Land and bent land, black, land and white.

Bring me to north of the land of my delight. Bring me to north of the land, the land of my delight.

Bring me to North of the land of my delight.

The land of my delight.

Heatherland and bent land, black land and white.

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