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Guest Blog: Fathers of Western Thought

May 8, 2013 JamesJoyce

Fathers Of Western Thought continue their guest blog for the James Joyce Centre, with songs based on Finnegans Wake. This song is based on Book I.

 

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dangdidderidiehobyhuday (Feat. Aine Stapleton) (Book I) by FathersOfWesternThoughtJJ

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