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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Jan 2011
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Really just having fun but am thinking that I would like to do something that combines music, poetry, painting and photography - perhaps in a gallery type setting someday. I don't think it would be all my own stuff as I have some amazingly talented friends, but would like to narrow down 5 or 6 songs of my own that people respond to and use these in my project. It is still an idea in the works, but I am just starting to pull some things together. The song is written about a childhood memory - friend. About how the innocence of youth makes you feel like there is not a care in the world and that promise that you make to one another to always be there...things happen, life happens and sometimes you grow apart. Thanks for your feedback!
Last edited by Tracy Harris; 01/19/11 12:40 AM.
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