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From Here to Mars
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Shackles and Chains
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Humanity
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Abagale
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Sweet Spanish Rose
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The Boats the Rock
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Let the Heaven Call
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No Tears at You're Grave
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Davy Kettyles Northern Ireland, UK
Davy Kettyles is a Belfast Based, singer/songwriter His songs are strong on social commentary, and have an unmistakable left-
wing angle to them.
"The Great Red Wall Album" is his third. His first album, "Flags and Union Banners" was released in May 2017. His second album, Loose Your "Shachles and Chains" was released in September 2019
He is a Union Organiser with Unite and is lifelong socialist
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