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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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I agree with everyone about the great vocals and the cinematic feel. Great job! I expected it to lift even more about 1:47 into a sustained note introducing a big emotional chorus, breaking free from the controlled character of the rest of the song, which would make what I take to be the chorus... "In the night...She's in every dream Lovers...But nothings ever as it seems It's a running theme, when she leaves..." ...into a pre-chorus. That is probably just me. When I really like things, I can't help making suggestions.  I love the lush feel to the arrangements. Very old style in a good way. Made me think of Charles Aznavour for some reason. Hi Gavin...Thanks for stopping by and commenting...I really like the comment about Charles Aznavour...I really liked his style. I get what you're saying about the chorus, I may go back to it in a while and see if I can make a few different things with it. Regards Mimmo
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