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Hi Wendy...what a truly beautiful song. Touching lyric set to a perfect melody and sung beautifully. Guess all that "art" kept me from noticing any issues with the recording. Loved everything about it.
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Scott Scott, You are very kind. Thank you very much for listening and enjoying it with the loud hiss. Where in the Atlanta metro do you live? I've managed to hook-up with a few writers in the area. We do a group now and there's also a folk song circle I attend called Jam Night. I'm over in the Tucker/Decatur area if you ever want to hang out with us. I actually wrote this as an assignment for our group (but there were some specific melodic requirements I kind of bypassed). They seemed to like it anyway.
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