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The Dundee Fowk Sang
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The Nabblers Jig
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The Loch Tay Boat Song
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Cowboy Fae Dundee
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Bonnie Dundee
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Thirteen Spans Of Steel
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The Jute Mill Song
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Cox's Mill
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Fur The Bairns
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Across The Great Divide
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Highland Paddy
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Eric Gudmunsen Killarney, Ireland
Welcome to the official Eric Gudmunsen Bandcamp channel. My name is Eric Gudmunsen and I’m a Scottish
singer/songwriter/comedian and entertainer.
On this site, you can buy my music. For many years I have has been performing in the streets of Killarney, Dundee, Edinburgh and countless other places all around the world
I’ve been told that I have a beautiful singing voice, so I’m not going to argue.
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