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Your Side Of Town
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Girl Of The 13th Hour
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The Dandelion Sydney, Australia
The Dandelion weave an old kind of magic. Their own mix of musical spells are not unlike those woven in the 1960's. With a sound like seeds turning into flowers they bring gifts for the Goddess of magical powers.
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