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Moth on a Drift
02:18
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In Corners We Grow
04:45
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Saunders
02:49
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Sunlight, Good-Light
04:48
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Tired Eyes They Argue
01:54
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Noise on the Pond
03:00
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Vanishing Song
03:53
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No Grand Scheme
03:10
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Woollen Path
03:45
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Boat on Fire
05:49
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Clinton St. John Calgary, Alberta
Multi-instrumentalist, Clinton St. John, is a Canadian singer-songwriter from
Alberta.
His songs have strong narrative and dream-like qualities, finding influences in folk, blues, country, rock & psychedelic music.
As a visual artist, he combines his musical landscapes with surreal drawings and paintings.
The Minor Arkhana, his latest full-length album was released in September of 2014.
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