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The chorus did not break loose as much as I would have liked. I tried some things but couldn't get anything to work better than what I ended up with.
Mike did a good job of setting it apart as much as he could with the production. It's the type of story ballad that I don't regard as needing a big chorus.
I would have liked it but couldn't find anything that worked and sounded unforced. I thought the there she was part was good but possibly you coula built on it instead of standing on the same chord. But it served the purpose of "moving the needle" or in football terms, moving the chains...
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