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Very pretty song, Bob. I think this is the first time I've heard you use harmonies. I liked them. One thing, I'd play with just to see how it sounded: Keep the harmonies on the first and third lines of the chorus but drop them out on:
Searching for myself
Who am I
and
Reaching out to touch
The face of love
Not that they sound bad - might just add a nice counterpoint though to sing melody only on those lines. Might not work any better than what you have - dunno....
Nice to see you back with something - and an enjoyable listen too...
Scott
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