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Steve,

Nice recording and playing.


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Thanks Eddie! This is one of the very first songs I'd written (well, ones that stuck is what I mean).

I'd been carrying around the basic progression and feel for the song since '85 or so and finally was able to flesh it out in '95. Then I finally put some teeth on it when it was created in the studio.

Thanks again, my friend.


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