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All alone again
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Make some hay
03:15
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Meet me in Berlin
04:59
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Tears fall down
03:13
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One mile on
04:35
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Let it roll
04:12
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Life long gone
03:30
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Summer's gone
02:58
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Come on home
05:30
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I wish I was home
04:35
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Till morning
03:24
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Jol Rose Swindon, UK
Jol Rose is a Swindon-based singer-songwriter.
With roots in London, he has performed
his raw mix of Americana acoustic folk on moving trains, stationary flat-bed trucks and remote Pacific islands.
His debut album My Nebraska, mixed stateside influences with desolation and doubt from closer to home.
2020 saw the release of Jol’s home-recorded and produced follow-up album, Welcome to Zombieland.
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