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IRAN
by Fdemetrio - 04/15/26 12:27 PM
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PETE
by Fdemetrio - 04/14/26 06:57 AM
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Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 672
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Serious Contributor
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Tiffany,
This is my first night posting, so I'm a fellow newbie. I haven't posted any songs yet, (and I'm not sure how to do it, either)so I can sympathize with your trials getting started. But you got your song posted and I got to listen to it, so here are my thoughts.
I enjoyed the song, especially the bridge, which implies the he returned dead. That gave the song a new level of resonance. I only wondered about the line: "See he never was with her". That threw me a little. Does that mean emotionally? If so, it weakens the link between them and makes the song more about the hardship of being alone than about the hardship of losing a loved one.
But I enjoyed the song. A couple of times.
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