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Scott...thank you....Terri and I had a rough 6 weeks...more Terri had a rough time....my Mom had been ill for a few months now....she lived in NJ with my sister....I talked to her every other day....I'll miss her....this song came from watching Terri, and how hard it was for her to come to grips with the loss of her Dad....his last 8 weeks of his life were tough to watch....anyway....we're getting there....on the healing side... I'm back recording....although the set-up is not as good as I had it at the other house....the acoustics in this 100 year old house aren't as good....lol....like that matters...lol... This song is emotion packed because it rings true....the old truck part and all....Terri said she miss hearing her father walking down the hall...he was a big man....I watch her and her Mom cry standing in front of his chair....he was a well liked man around here..... Thanks Scott....appreciate the kindness....Bob Hi Bob:
I'm so sorry about your Mom. I didn't know....
This song is just pure emotion - yes, is nicely done.
Really glad you're set up to record again though - and I'm hoping things look up for you soon.
Scott
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