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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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You really captured the old traditional Country sound and mood with this one. Never was my cup of tea but I know how it's supposed to sound and you got it down to a tee. Nice work and you have a beautiful voice, Janice.
Stevie Thanks Stevie, it's always good to capture the attention of somebody for whom the song isn't typically in their wheelhouse. We appreciate it! Hi
I love the song and the hook is great. Your voice reminds me of Lorreta Lynn songs my father would play. Good Job
Sincerely
RL
Thanks, we used to listen to a lot of the Coal Miner's Daughter!
Check out our new album Janice Merritt "Am I Blue Enough?"
on Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, Amazon and others.
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