Name: Hares on the Mountain by HengeLord
Duration: 3 min 39 s
Description: Traditional song Hares on the Mountain recorded live in Arcadia Music. Featuring Chris Jackson on Drop D guitar.

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Traditional song Hares on the Mountain recorded live in Arcadia Music. Featuring Chris Jackson on Drop D guitar.

Hares on the Mountain

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May 26: USOPOP Festival, Sare, Labourd, Basque
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Hares on the Mountain

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