Preaching to the choir but you know you love it...
How'd they do that with the guitars???
Friday, April 4, 2008
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Textual accompaniment to the ringing in my ears. Shared for no one but spoken into the world before it dries up and dances madly in the wind.
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3 comments:
I dunno but I can remember being a very tiny baby and instantly recognizing something in the melody and harmony. That's one of my first memories. Musically, it's irish folk melody and harmony melded with black american rhythm and blues. Watch out, those chords ain't as simple as they sound and the bass don't go where it normally goes!
nmrzn... I like that.
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