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Love Bomb
by Michael W. Brown - 10/10/26 08:09 PM
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Just making sure  I think it could be a bit faster. Also, I was listening on my computer speakers, but they're Bose speakers, and I had to play the first few lines a couple of times to understand the words. Especially about the "cut grass." John did a fine job, a bit "British" in flavor (imagine that  ). If he was ever going to cut it again, I'd recommend that he put a "smile" in his voice. It's an old radio announcer's trick. You simply smile. It brightens up the voice. Try it for fun, say something then smile and say it again. You'll hear a difference. It's a good example of a positive song.
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