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Guitar is out of tune but that untuning has alot to do with how your strumming it @ John, lol.
I understand you are a lyricist primarily so im not gonna harp on that. But it is important to add some melody to your words, your melody is an aferthought
I would suggest trimming down the lyrics some, you dont need 5 perfectly metered lines up and down the page.
But i could see this as a Irish or Scottish ballad, wolfe tones or something, who i happen to like. Folksie rebel music.
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