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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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Safe to assume, it's not as good dream? Lol, I have a song about a recurring dream I've been having for decades, but its a good one lol.. I'll post Forgotten about it.
I like it John, I think the singer may be singing too pretty, he should try for some dissonance like rest of music.
But it's good either way. Sounds like a slightly off killer jazz standard.
Yes more complete sings would be fun Thanks, Fde! I go through several dreams a night - since I trek to the bathroom three times - ha, ha. I have a recurring dream where I'm working an old job I had. I wake up in the morning tired. I tell my wife, I worked all night, and I don't even get paid for it. That's hilarious, don't tell me they make you pay taxes on it!
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