A Lanarkshire musician has released a Christmas song with a heart-warming message of togetherness.Dhilin Kunderan, from Coatbridge, has recorded what he describes as a “working class anthem” for the festive period.The single; 'Merry Christmas You Aint Missed Much', has been released under the artist name Marginals.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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