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You Know the Way
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Blue Sky, Deep Lake
00:53
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Traveller
07:25
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Khyber Pass/Nostradamus
06:26
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Until the Sun Burns Out
07:32
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108 Steps To Babaji
05:26
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The Winter Tree Brattleboro, Vermont
THE WINTER TREE (formerly MAGUS) is a band formed by composer/multi-instrumentalist Andrew Laitres in 1985 after a 4 year stint on the regional cover band circuit. Andrew wanted to focus his time and talents on creating original compositions.
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