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May 7th, 2008
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Is there a sadness here - doug's version
Pretty rough - call it a campfire take. But it'll give the general impression of what I was thinking. Chris did a beautiful sad version. Mine is a little more upbeat I guess - not much but a bit. I need to work on the phrasing at the end of the chorus - a little screwy there. 
I want to thank everyone who helped with the revisions - all your comments were appreciated. And special thanks to Kenny for rounding out the roughness of the lyrics. And John for his concerns about all the syllables - there were lots of them  . And Les for his help to stabalize the lyrics. And an extra special thank to Chris who took it in to his heart and made it his own. And... hmmm, boy - starting to sound like an academy award speach... 
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May 7th, 2008
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Nothing rough there Doug, that was quite nice, thanks for sharing it! 
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May 8th, 2008
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Very, very nice Doug. It's nice to hear your interpretation of the song. Shows how great the lyrics are - two awesome songs came from them! And you have a great voice! 
Nutty
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Doug,
Very well done.
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May 8th, 2008
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Great to hear this Doug, nice playing on this and you have a great voice, liked the arrangement, nice take on the lyrics does show how good they are, thanks for letting me post my take on it, I owe you one for that as I really enjoyed doing it, thanks for the comments Doug, great job 
All the Best
Chris
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May 8th, 2008
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Thanks very much, Kenny, Nutty, Eddie and Chris.
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