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Morning Cal,
Hmmm, another interesting transition from one song to the next....
And speaking of contrast, I was surprised by the music on this one. Lyrically, it seemed like a fun and clever romp. I thought at first you were doing a tribute to Van Gogh with the ear business...but then when you went on to the toe, etc...and we got down to business: One-sided, cute.
Then I listened to it...and the music is so melancholy. It washed a whole different meaning over the lyric. It would appear that something much more significant is missing....
Glad you got a chance to participate -- and show off by having a musical accompaniment to boot!
Beth
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