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2 comments:
great song. i love the progression in the last thirty seconds or so.
I feel like this would be great to hear as the penultimate song on a cd. Maybe the first minute or so as the penultimate song (instrumental), leading seamlessly into the final song (after the first minute) with sparse lyrics in the heated/bridge section, then fade back into quiet instrumental to finish?
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