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        <description>This is the second song I have ever publicly released. I have attempted to make others, but they ended up never seeing the light of day due to embarrassment. With this song, I had to force myself to release it, regardless of quality or how much I liked the end result, hence why it sounds horribly bad in places. But, hey, at the end of the day, I tried to make something, and that's what matters. As for the song itself, I was going for an idea of longing for a long gone past in a kind of metalish style, inspired by Story of Hope. The lead guitar turned out alright, but the bass line was mostly drowned out. And what was I THINKING for the noise channel??? I know I was trying to mimic some drums, but it quite frankly sounds like DOGWATER. Liking the sort of breakdown I had near the end though. Made using Furnace Tracker. Dedicated to public domain.</description>
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