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Love Bomb
by Michael W. Brown - 10/10/26 08:09 PM
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Joined: Jun 2002
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so far i've only had two official album, in the first I had a song called "Ancient Shadows" and considering there were 19 trakcs called them "ancient shadows" in plural and subtitled it "the ghost and the fairy" because it was splitted in two parts.
The one forthcoming is called "the underliving" and there's a song already with that name, it's sort of invented world about a parallel world unseen and veiled for us that's not living but "underliving" sort of weird, but well...
by the way I guess the world "The Underliving" may suggest wrong impressions, what would you have thought it was. I can't change it already cos it's part of my illustrated book the way it already is
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