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I am Gonna Thank You
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Night Were Long
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That is Right
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I Think I Can
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Friend of Mine
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I Don't Care
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Let it Go
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Glenn Rowlands Colton, California
Glenn Rowlands is a Christian singer/songwriter from Southern California. He has been recording his brand of classic hard rock and folk music since 1993, including the album "Time Will Tell" which had some success in 1994. That album as well as his 1995 release, titled "I Think I Can", were both engineered and co-produced by Bob Moon. ... more
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