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luther
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 Posted January 1st, 2009 07:19 PM IP    
I had shared this as a demo a few months ago. Today I finished it: new bass, (minimal) electric guitar, lead and harmony vocal, and wall-o-vocals. It tells a true story. It's sad. Find it at my myspace. I'd love to hear whether you like it.
don't try so hard.
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Mark Cullen
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Posted January 1st, 2009 07:28 PM IP
Luther, did your brother come out of this ok in the end ? Please say yes.
I think it's a beautiful song, really heartfelt. And I know I have said this before but you have a real way with words.
"And for everyone who thinks that life is just a game..do you like the part you' re playing?" Arthur Lee
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luther
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Posted January 1st, 2009 07:31 PM IP
He did. This (20 years later! Wow...) did cause him short-term memory issues that he still deals with to this day, but he came out of the coma after about a week. He was in the hospital for about a month or six weeks, and of course still in for a lot of therapy for a while thereafter, but ended up fine mentally and physically. Funny thing, he ended up becoming a minister. That's no coincidence.  (Personally I credit my dad, who was there and as a cop knows CPR, and the doctors. But hey, whatever did the trick.)
don't try so hard.
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Mark Cullen
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Posted January 1st, 2009 07:37 PM IP
I'm glad he came out of it ok for the most part. Good thing your dad was on the scene.
"And for everyone who thinks that life is just a game..do you like the part you' re playing?" Arthur Lee
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