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Hi Floyd
what a great song
A really remarkably beautiful lyric
And you sang it just as well
And the ending made me sad at first,
but I could still feel the joy of the good times in your voice
Wow. that is music
Thanks and many greetings
Andi ;-)
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Floyd, what can I say except top shelf all the way.
You have a skill that blends music, story telling and vocals that convey emotion like few others here can.
Simply fabulous.
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If I saw an eagle there, I'd give up alcohol for life.
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Floyd,
A very well crafted narrative; completely surprised me actually as the first verse is so emotionally ho-hum... the knockout at the end really puts a lump in the throat.
Fine backing band, and, as always, a crystal clear, warm vocal.
Great song!
Robert
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What a heart-touching story lyric. Everything about this sounds good, particularly the guitar sound and the melody. Just as Ray said, the chorus stays with you. This one just shot up the Floyd chart.
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Well, this one got me real good. I was reading the lyrics as the song played, wondering which of them was at fault for the divorce, and then POW! It was a little like that Bruce Willis movie where it turns out he was dead all along. Musically, it sounded great as always. I look at your list of RTs and I gotta think I must be doing something wrong, cuz I don't use that many on a song. I'm sure it's more work to do it that way, but just listen to the results! Fine, fine work. Thanks, TM. I told Bill when I started working with the lyric that he sent me that I "hate dead wife songs". They are typically so manipulative - but I thought he handled it in a unique way...so proceeded... I have a tendency to end up with a lot of RTs because I am using them to change up the underlying sound slightly as the song progresses (they never appear all at the same time). I don't usually use a Style - I simply pick RTs that will fit as I go.... Like Marty, I read the lyrics first and you tell a wonderful story.
A bit sad, but that's life sometimes.
As always I LOVE your singing and the harmonies you come up with.
Choice of instruments, arrangement and mix are very good, I like how you make all those instruments sound open and wide. Thanks, B.D. - the story-line is all Bill's doing, so he deserves the credit for that....
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It's a good thing the tempo wasn't any slower or I might have ended up sobbing. Clever use of the 21,32,43. I always know the mix will be good, the choice and editing of the real tracks will be good and your harmonies will be spot on. So I concentrate my listening to your lead vocal and how the emotion hits me. Yes it worked-great job! Of course I study the write which is my favorite part of your work. This one is high up there along with many of your greatest hits catalogue. You are just really good at this, especially love songs. Looking forward to the next one, Tom
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A really clever narrative in the wonderful lyrics...you had me wondering, hoping and then shattered the dream of possibilities.
The string addition was subtle and really well placed.
Cool band, lovely vocal and a fab. song. Thanks, ray!
Hey man, a really nice ballad.
Really love the warm feel on this one. Great job to both of you!
Happy New Year.
Thanks, David... Smooth and mellow.
In fact, so mellow I'd have been caught by surprise by the final chorus... if I hadn't been skimming through the comments and - SPOILER ALERT - Rob hadn't spilled the beans. It's not like the lyrics didn't hint at something, I just didn't expect it to go there.
Excellent vocal - clear and easy to hear through the mix. Emotive as usual.
Good job by you and Bill with the write. Lovely instrumentation.
Thanks, David....
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Hi FloyD I agree this is a bar razor. loved the way you choose instruments, for me the lyrics were very thought provoking and bittersweet express nicely. a well written story thanks for sharing, Eric
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Hey Floyd, I'm back!  This is such a nice listen. For sure up to your normal excellence! I love that chord progression. (Always have) The instrumentation is wonderful. I really like the cello in the bridge! The story caught me a little off guard... wasn't expecting her to die. Anyway, another song that proves what a talent you are! Nice job! Greg PS I'm finishing up a new song and should be posting it soon.
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Nicely done....
I liked how you changed the lyrics in the choruses to move the time line along.
I liked the twist at the end. Wasn't expecting that. I had to go back and reexamine the lyrics in V1 after that.
Good work. For me personally, the bass was a bit light but it worked well in the context of the song as you recorded it.
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Seriously Floyd, give a guy/gal a warning! Do you not realize that people might listen to songs in their vehicle, in heavy traffic, that's not moving, with people looking staring at them with concern? Not cool. Not cool at all. Anyway... It's hard for me NOT to go into all the things I hear you and Bill are doing so well. There are just too many. The phrase "next level" is used a bit too often these days, but in this case, I really do believe it applies. There are a number of words I wouldn't think to put together as "rhymes" that you made work so well. Once quick example green grass/cactus. There are others obviously as well, but it's THAT kind of thing that notches everything up. The time progression treatment with numbers, as others have mentioned, uniquely creates interest. Also 1st chorus sitting in the hot Georgia Sun then later clear Georgia night. Brilliant. Small view being day to night, larger view being early life to a passing. Crazy good! Of course, I always like it when someone can lead into a chorus lyrically as well as musically... i started a new life, i thought i'd relearn how to smile
and sometimes i'm better, but way more than once in a while
i find i'm back in athens
when i was married and thirty-two I'm not sure what's yours and what would be Bill's so you reach get a prize. The choice and placement of instruments also had me wowed. Again, without going into too much, adding lap steel in the second chorus really moved it in a slightly different way without being too obvious. I hate using the phrase "ear candy" because people seem to throw that phrase around a bit too much in my opinion however how you did it…THAT is how it's done! Fantastic! How else? Well, let's add cello for the bridge! Loved that! Final chorus, why not fiddle? NONE of it was obnoxious, maybe at times for a lot of people, not noticed. But without it, a song can become a bit repetitive and boring without knowing why. THAT is what ear candy is supposed to take care of...as though you didn't know that.  The last thing I will say is I also REALLY appreciate that you do NOT do. Everything has it's pacing and isn't rushed. You allow the melody and sections of the song to breathe when they need to. It's not filling every space. I don't mean from an orchestration standpoint, but from that combination of arrangement and production that is very difficult to truly teach. Example you say? Just one would be the space between the 2nd chorus and the bridge. PERFECTION in my opinion. Nothing long, just time to pause for a moment and take in what you've already taken in before moving on. You do this in your individual lines as well, as I'm sure you know. Anyway, this is one reason I don't post as much. I could go on and on and spend 2 days on a reply. Instead I speak it and have the voice to text do it's thing...poorly I might add. If something's not clear or seems way off in what I said, my apologies in advance. I've really learned I don't care for leaving comments. They are much less conversation and edited...aside from me obviously not proofing mine. This time, I just felt overwhelmed in the need to say something. If you knew how much I dislike writing comments, you would understand how much I loved what you have done with this song. Thanks a million for sharing a song of this caliber. The forum is very lucky to have your and Bill's contributions ! Again, consider a slight heads up though. $268 later my therapist agrees it's a great song. 
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A melancholic story turned into a beautiful song.
Bill and you did a wonderful job!
Rob and Anne-Marie
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Floyd,
Love the ascending chord progression on the acoustic guitar in the opening (and thereafter)--nice production choice there. Terrific write--sadly sweet and touching. Great vocal and harmonies to go with a stellar production. Not much I can add to the many deserving accolades above. Just so, so well done!
My best to you,
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Your interpretation of Bill’s lyric is powerful (as Janice just said.) Those sublime vocals and your melody, along with the stellar arrangement and clean, open mix made this sad story somehow hopeful. I want to learn how to use RT’s the way you do when I grow up.  The way you bring them in and out to subtly enhance the melody is remarkable. Great collab! J&B
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Always good sir.
Thanks for posting. Thanks, Rob. Man, such a good write! Ending took me by surprise, very sad.
Great way to start off 2023, wonderful! Appreciated, Dave.... floyd...you remind me of a high-jumper...just when you think the bar's been set high enough you just keep raising it...this song is so well done in every way...I'm most impressed by how clean the track is...everything sits in it's place perfectly...the lyrics are incredible and tell the story in a engaging way...your vocals are spot-on...I always look forward to your posts...I'm a big fan!! Thanks, Dan... Another great one Floyd, but this one kicks it up a notch even for one of yours. As always, an impeccable mix and use of the Biab tracks. Fabulously written. The progression of the song and story are done perfectly, picks you up, draws you in and surprises you at the end. Thanks for the nice comments, Brad....
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Very nice, Floyd. The ending kind of takes us by surprise. Thanks, Mario.... Very nice, Floyd. The ending kind of takes us by surprise. Thanks, ed.... Very cool story line in the song Floyd. Super vocal and loved the instrumentation and production. Beautiful song. Thanks, Scott....
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Hi Floyd
Another first class song. Beautifully sung as usual, lovely choice of instruments and an unexpected twist in the story. Kudos to Bill on the lyrics.
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Floyd,
I payed special attention to how the realtracks worked together on this track and couldn't hear anything that sounded out of place or awkward as they sometimes will in conjunction with chord changes and how they fit the melody! You did a brilliant job making sure this sounded top shelf!
It's another beautiful FJ Country ballad, with excellent lyrics, performance and production!
Thanks, T
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Hi Floyd
what a great song
A really remarkably beautiful lyric
And you sang it just as well
And the ending made me sad at first,
but I could still feel the joy of the good times in your voice
Wow. that is music
Thanks and many greetings
Andi ;-) Thanks, Andi... Floyd, what can I say except top shelf all the way.
You have a skill that blends music, story telling and vocals that convey emotion like few others here can.
Simply fabulous. Thanks, Steve... Floyd,
A very well crafted narrative; completely surprised me actually as the first verse is so emotionally ho-hum... the knockout at the end really puts a lump in the throat.
Fine backing band, and, as always, a crystal clear, warm vocal.
Great song!
Robert
Thanks, Robert...
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We've been hard at it to bring you the latest and greatest in this 9th installment of our popular XPro Styles PAK series! Included are 75 styles spanning the rock & pop, jazz, and country genres (25 styles each) that fans have come to expect, as well as 25 styles in this volume's wildcard genre: funk & R&B!
If you're itching to get a sneak peek at what's included in XPro Styles PAK 9, here is a small helping of what you can look forward to: Funky R&B Horns, Upbeat Celtic Rock, Jazz Fusion Salsa, Gentle Indie Folk, Cool '60s Soul, Funky '70s R&B, Smooth Jazz Hip Hop, Acoustic Rockabilly Swing, Funky Reggae Dub, Dreamy Retro Latin Jazz, Retro Soul-Rock Fusion, and much more!
Special Pricing! Until July 31, 2024, all the XPro Styles PAKs 1 - 9 are on sale for only $29 ea (Reg. $49 ea), or get them all in the XPro Styles PAK Bundle for only $149 (reg. $299)! Order now!
Learn more and listen to demos of XPro Styles PAKs.
Video: XPro Styles PAK 9 Overview & Styles Demos: Watch now!
XPro Styles PAKs require Band-in-a-Box® 2025 or higher and are compatible with ANY package, including the Pro, MegaPAK, UltraPAK, UltraPAK+, and Audiophile Edition.
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