Not a Usual December Song - Original Christmas Single, Natalie Moran
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'Not a Usual December Song' - Natalie Moran Mix & Mastered - Roof Recordz Lead on guitar - Derek Murray Lead on Violin - Kellie O'Neill Photography - Ciaran Smyth Featuring - Sabrina Behan and Ryan Murphy

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