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Hi Ricki. I remember this when it was in the lyric only stage. The choice of blues is working with this lyric. I not getting enough dramatic changes in level on this though. I think the demo does communicate an upswing in the bridge but doesn't quite nail the last verse. In L2, I think "YOU" needs the rise and hold. And you need a dramatic pause on the last line. Otherwise I think most performers will get the flavor of this song. Howdy summeoyo (I keep meaning to ask about that name....)... It's always a treat when someone references the lyrics-only version of our songs. If it weren't for Ricki, that's where this song would have ended (actually, that's not true, since it was Ricki's idea in the first place....so scratch that...and thanks for remembering  )... Gosh, I'm all over the place today!ANYHOO, thank you for your comments. I agree the blues was definitely the way to go with this one. Have you heard the version with Kevin's embellishments? Regardless, we appreciate the visit. Have a good one, Beth
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