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Mary Hopkin – Goodbye / Sparrow (1969) | Track profile | Dork

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Goodbye / Sparrow

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Goodbye / Sparrow

Release date: 28th March 1969

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"Goodbye / Sparrow" is a single by Mary Hopkin, released 28th March 1969.

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Goodbye / Sparrow

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Mary Hopkin — Temma Harbour

Mary Hopkin — Think About Your Children

Mary Hopkin — Prince En Avignon

Mary Hopkin — Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)

Mary Hopkin — Goodbye

Mary Hopkin — Sparrow

Mary Hopkin — Young Love

Mary Hopkin — Lord of the Reedy River

Mary Hopkin — Inch Worm

Mary Hopkin — Happiness Runs (Pebble and the Man)

Mary Hopkin — Love Is the Sweetest Thing

Mary Hopkin — Y Blodyn Gwyn

Mary Hopkin — Voyage of the Moon

Mary Hopkin — The Puppy Song

Mary Hopkin — There’s No Business Like Show Business

Mary Hopkin — The Honeymoon Song

Mary Hopkin — The Game

Mary Hopkin — Someone to Watch Over Me

Mary Hopkin — Lullaby of the Leaves

Mary Hopkin — Lontano Dagli Occhi

Mary Hopkin — Aderyn Llwyd

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Aderyn Llwyd
Goodbye (Live on the Ed Sullivan Show, May 25, 1969)
Iesu Faban
Knock Knock Who's There
Let My Name Be Sorrow
Love Is the Sweetest Thing (Live on the Ed Sullivan Show, May 25, 1969)
Millionaire’s Daughter
Prince En Avignon
Temma Harbour
Those Were the Days

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