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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Musically it resembles Turn The Page and/or Wanted Dead or Alive...Youngstown by Springsteen.... and in the intro....Angie
it's heartfelt and I enjoyed it, my only complaint is that the chorus may not really be a chorus. It sounds more like a c Section, but maybe thats just me.
Other than the BPM maybe, I don't hear any connection to Turn the Page or Wanted. Maybe overall emotionality. if connecting it to an antecedent I would lean more towards a ballad such as Edmund Fitzgerald in emotion and speed. With Mike's addition of the cello I hear more Game of Thrones than anything which you suggested, and not lot of that. Have you noticed that you appeal most everything back to a Springsteen song?
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