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The "dog" angle got to me. I had to fight off tears. I hate lyrics that clogs up my sinuses - ha, ha. The music is appealing and does it justice. I imagine the production is 100% Suno. The simplicity of the chord progression makes it almost impossible not to sound like it was already done somewhere back in time. But I don't know. Anyway, I never listen to Suno productions. This was my first time. And I hate myself for doing it. Why? Because it struck an emotional nerve. I really liked it. The lead guitar part, though nice, took me away from my emotions that the lyrics & melody provided. Maybe better without it. A couple riffs in between the lyrical melody may be better. Best, John 
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