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Wilder Winds
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S.A.D. Light
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I Still Believe
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Piano Fire
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The Train to the Sky
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Overthinkers Anonymous
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Itinerant’s Hymn
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Diving Board
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A Day’s Grace
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Jinder England, UK
Jinder is a UK based singer/songwriter. Primarily a solo artist, Jinder is also the former frontman of Sony BMG artists The
Mercurymen and UK chart act Candlefire,
Since 2001, Jinder has released thirteen critically acclaimed albums and his songs have recorded by many other acts, including Aled Jones, Lotte Mullan, Henry Priestman, Nick Knowles, Jason Donovan, The Kondoors, Elysium III and more,
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