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Sunday, 13 July 2014

A simple song: redemption song sung by Joe Strummer and Johnny Cash.

and of course, written by Bob Marley
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  • guilt
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  • palm
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  • railways
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  • reading
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  • ruling elites
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  • some guess at statistics for drug usage
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  • stand-up
  • starving
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  • sun worship
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  • tax
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  • temperate house
  • terrified
  • the Euro
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  • the Oxford English Dictionary
  • the Seventies
  • the Stasi
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  • the meaning of an individual life
  • the national curriculum
  • the quest for immortality
  • the south west coast path
  • the unconscious
  • the wind
  • the workhouse
  • thriller
  • toilets
  • town-planning
  • trapped in the machine
  • travelling
  • tree trunks
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  • treesforcities.org
  • truth
  • tumps
  • tunnel
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  • waste
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  • wine cellar near Embankment station
  • winter manure
  • wisdom
  • woodlands
  • working class lack of opportunity
  • workshops
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  • writing
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  • wych hazel
  • yew
  • yoghurt
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