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I like the idea of this one as well Dave.
The notion of a melody having mystery and natural power. Some musicians think they are the vehicle only. So I was thinking of a minor edit being replace the pronoun "him" with "it"
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He’s It's a whisper in the canyon
And so on. I'll attempt a version of it....just for practise....if you don't mind. (won't be as good as suno of course)
Bill You go right on ahead and add your magic, Bill ! I appreciate you, sir! Peace, Dave Yeah. Thanks Dave. Bill
Last edited by Bill Draper; 10/24/25 02:28 PM.
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