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Hey Scott,
I remember this song. Can't remember the previous audio, but it's sounding great !
I remember the song, as a good mate of mine lives in Hawaii, and along with others, speaks of the strange reverence of the monument when you visit it. And you've captured that perfectly, with honesty and dignity.
Also, I had an uncle that was a Lancaster bomber pilot for the RAF in WW2. He didn't say much about it, but you could see an almost guilt that he survived and others didn't. ( He flew, from memory, 29 missions, where you weren't supposed to come back, on average, after 22 )
So, through those 2 things, I remebered the song. Great job, you captured the whole feeling, without being morose, really well.
cheers, niteshift
Last edited by niteshift; 02/25/10 01:38 PM.
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