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Tomorrow's Sun
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Too Late
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Horizons and Water
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Night has Spoken
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Worlds to Come
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Sol de Heer NSW, Australia
Sol first started making music when his parents bought him his first guitar. This gift was perhaps an effort to deter him from the make believe world of tennis racket guitars with skipping rope leads. This began his continuing evolution as a singer songwriter and composer. ... more
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