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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 12,082 Likes: 1
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Hey Scott,
Finally had some time to listen to this. It made me think of that movie with Daniel Day Lewis where he was an early oil tycoon. That was an insane movie..can't think of the name. But in the early scenes, he worked by himself and broke his leg while he was down inside a deep shaft or hole. He sort of pulled, drug, and willed himself back up to the surface. Your guy and reminded me of that character..just as hard as the land itself in some ways.
I didn't hear any mistakes, only the fast pace and great words. Hi Wendy: I'm drawing a blank on the name of that movie too but I know exactly which one you are talking about. Thanks for reminding me about it because I've wanted to see it. Just have to wait until my wife is out of town because she doesn't like westerns  I'll go up on imd to chase down the title.... Glad this worked for you. Since I'm not a miner, you got me wondering if the whole think is a metaphor for songwriting.  Thanks Wendy! Scott
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