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Hey there Bob.......Sorry for your loss and thankful for your sentiment. This song is as heartfelt as anything written about losing someone. The emotion was right there on the surface. I've been away awhile but I'm so impressed by the continuing quality of the writing and music. You have touch many with this because loss is universal and it was presented with sincerity! Terry
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