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Clockwork Girlfriend
03:39
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Smugglers
03:27
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Laudanum Waltz
03:48
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Ada Lovelace
03:50
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Chloroform
04:04
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Darwin
03:31
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My Cousin Dorian
04:10
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The Victorian Gentleman
03:48
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The Seance
03:26
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Paris
03:25
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The Automaton
03:49
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Dr Gray's Drinking Song
03:23
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Doctor Gray and his Orchestra of One London, UK
Doctor Gray performs traditional yet innovative steampunk songs featuring tea, airships, smugglers, damsels in distress and a range of victorian characters from the insanely historic to the reassuringly fictional. Punctuating his song list with witty and engaging banter, the Doctor has been a popular entertainer at all of the events he has attended. ... more
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