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Lost in a Desert
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As We Walk the Earth
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No End in Sight
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Let the River Flow
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Before I See
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Time For a Change
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The Head and the Heart
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The Hours I Don't Sleep
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Still Hurts
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Strangely Familiar
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Dead End Road
04:46
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Wolter Bosch Amsterdam, Netherlands
Having played electric guitar for a long time in bands operating mostly in the Heavy Metal genre, Wolter felt it was time
for something very different.
Emotional. acoustic rock songs, written from the heart are the result. The year 2020 saw the release of his first solo record, on which he wrote, recorded, played and mixed everything himself.
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