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anthemic
All the best - Robert I did not even know "anthemic" was a word until I saw this. Cool word for a song prompt. Gonna use it. Thanks Rob. Marty Marty, when you use anthemic, think of adding Ohh-oo-oo-ohs or Whoa-hoo-hoo-hoos to the intro, break or interlude or even the chorus. The results are awesome! Take care - Robert
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