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I think the singer's phrasing, being that it's conforming to your lyric, is creating a more interesting form than, say, the consistent iambic pentameter of a Wordsworth poem, which leads to boxy structures. This has surprises in it. I hope you'll finish it with (at least) another section after what's there, and then maybe an intro and outro. I hear some Dylan in her phrasing. Reminds me a little of Aimee Mann. Wistful, quirky, and quite stoically beautiful! Thanks Michael! I like Laura Marling as a singer song writer who has been compared to Bob Dylan Styling. Udio picked the female vocal not me. How did it know I liked Laura Marling..lol! Bill
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