Why o' Why
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A great tune co-written and produced by myself with the very talented Bridget Sweeny. Bridget recently moved to Ireland from New York and I was fortunate enough to gain her as my neighbour. This is hopefully the first of many collaborations. I recently co-wrote and produced a fantastic tune with the incredibly talented Bridget Sweeny. She just moved to Ireland from New York, and I’m fortunate to have her as my neighbor. I hope this is the first of many collaborations we have together.
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