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Morning Without You
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Tower Bridge
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I watch the lights on Tower Bridge
Your kiss still warm upon my lips
And I praise the gods that made our world collide
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Rhythm of a Broken Heart
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The Machine Breakers Oxford, UK
The Machine Breakers' work is critically acclaimed: Sea Green described as ‘a masterpiece’, The Bells Ring Anyway nominated
for a U.S. Indie Acoustic Award.
Julian Pollard’s songwriting has won plaudits from many a diverse quarter, including Mike Harding, Ray Davies and Steve Winwood.
The band have been played on the radio throughout the country, including Mike Harding's Show on BBC Radio 2.
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