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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 623
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You are really a tremendous songwriter and I absolutely loved everything about this song. The sound, the feel, the lyrics, the emotional content, the spot-on moments where you so succinctly nail a memory that is common to many of us. I'm just really, really impressed. I liked this song better with each additional listen.
I can't remember a song where it's been so hard for me to pick a favorite line or two but the following is a narrow winner:
Raising glasses to touchdown passes All the games we watch today, we used to play We still got curfews and working man blues Don't try to hard to act your age, it can wait
Just really awesome writing here and the final line is, for me, a real knockout.
I was really inspired by this song. In my opinion, it's the reason we do what we do; to try and share common experiences in an uncommon and unique way. Two thumbs way, way, way up.
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