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Hey Calvin
I'm right there with John Hoffman; really can hear this one playing. I really like the way you handled the bridge. Sometimes life isn't all fairy tales and fantasy (most times it isn't). Bringing us back to reality in such a smooth way really gives this one heart. It makes me wanna cheer for the guy too, cause even though his heart sinks in the bridge he's right back in it as the chorus begins. It takes talent to move people through different moods without loosing the original mood; a skill you seem to have mastered quite well. Well done friend!
Derek
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