Picture The Whistling of the Wind, by Mick Citern Walsh
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Mick Citern Walsh, Picture The Whistling of the Wind

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straw2gold pictures presents - Spotlight on Steve Dalachinsky
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straw2gold pictures presents - Spotlight on Steve Dalachinsky

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The Sun Is Always Gonna Shine, by The Pull Of Autumn


Longfellow's classic Christmas poem,
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Longfellow's classic Christmas poem, "Christmas Bells". Read by Thomas A. Christie.

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What's Inside, by The Beautiful Secret.
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What's Inside, by The Beautiful Secret.

What's Inside, written and sung by Rachael Hawnt. "I wanted to share a song I co wrote with Ash Cutler about my niece. This song is a very personal look at life from her perspective. This song became the official anthem for World Autism Awareness Week 2017. This was our charity single in support of the National Autistic Society helping to raise awareness for people living with Autism."