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Goblin Song
03:18
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Laura and Lizzie
04:22
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Goblin Fruit
04:51
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Laura's Sickness
05:18
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Lizzie's Plan
03:59
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Lizzie and the Goblins
04:27
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No friend like a sister
04:21
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Clarity Vancouver, British Columbia
Clarity is Vancouver's original punk Celtic harpist. Beginning as a traditional musician in teahouses and churches, Clarity returned from a year in Norwich, UK having broken new ground with the rock band Crosshair, branching out to heavy metal, punk, Goth, and their own introspective, spiritual compositions. ... more
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