I like it a lot..it's beautifully haunting. There's a lot I could say about it like perhaps it might need a countermelody in some part ,(well I would just love to do that!), but on the other hand it is real nice to listen to..great harmonies!
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Has a haunting, real serious feel, a bit melancholy, that's why I can't wait for the vocals to drive it serious, in your gut, real.
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