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The Love We Leave
02:57
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Despair I Wrote
03:32
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Seasons Change
06:14
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Old Home
05:16
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Time To Let Go
03:56
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Portrait
06:20
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Winter Day New Jersey
Formed in the Spring of 2010 from the ashes of Black Winter Day and RSOF, Brothers John (vocals/lyrics) and Patrick (lead guitar) teamed up with Joe (Rhythm guitar) and released their debut record "Acceptance" on June 21st 2011 and are currently writing their follow-up "From Nothing, Comes Nothing" ... more
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