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Intro
02:13
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Anyway
02:55
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Doomed Youth
02:46
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Grenfell
03:43
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Never Give Up
02:57
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Other Side
03:05
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Nobody to Know
03:23
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Growing Up
03:28
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Tonight
03:19
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Falling Apart
04:09
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Rowan Scourfield Hitchin, UK
Rowan is a talented young singer songwriter. The Beginning of the End is his debut album, featuring 10 original songs and an instrumental track. Rowan plays guitars, bass and drum kit on the album as well as singing.
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