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by JAPOV - 05/01/26 04:06 PM
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For Dom
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Hey Swami! Addressing two assumptions…. 1. that the song was written in the 1960’s (Hippie Era). Some of my music I still compose in the 1940’s style or even earlier in the style of Bach, Beethoven, etc. So, it could have been written much later by a person that never outgrown the hippie days. I used the Tascam Porta One in the 1980’s with similar quality results. 2. Songwriter unknown… maybe only by us. This “mystery” song posting on YouTube could have been a smart promotional move considering how the popularity is growing. Or, since you’re an unknown here, it could possibly be your song. If it is I congratulate you on your promotional chops. Well, you know what they say about opinions… Anyway, please take what I say lightly, not as wisecracks. Good luck through your research. Best, John 
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