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Lament for the Trees
04:20
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Blue Whale
04:39
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This Power
05:01
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People of The Earth
04:32
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Lord in the Green
05:19
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The Gift of Winter
04:15
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Sierra de Maria
04:51
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Rain
05:51
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These Latter Days
05:15
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Make My Peace
04:26
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Stop the World
04:08
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Emblem
04:38
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This Place
05:05
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Jehanne Mehta Stroud, UK
Jehanne writes songs for the Earth, the Soul and the Spirit, songs of love and transformation, songs of hope, songs for now
and for the future.
Her poetry addresses similar themes, and is deeply rooted in a love for and intimate knowledge of the South Cotswold landscape around Stroud.
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