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Better, Stronger
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Get Through
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Understand
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Good Days
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The Bear Maker
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Lady
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Would I Have Mattered
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You Are My Heart
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There Isn't A Book
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Hometown
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Abigail Pryde Dunoon, UK
Whether it’s a tale of heartbreak, revenge or just a sweet love song, Abigail Pryde’s songwriting has all the country
feeling you could ask for. If you’re a fan of Dolly Parton, Kacey Musgreves and Tenille Townes- Abigail’s music is certainly for you.
Abigail grew up in rural Argyll, Scotland. Fiddle was her first instrument, however she learned guitar and vocal stylings at home.
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