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A VERY HUMBLE THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO FOLLOW ME QUIETLY, YOU ARE THE FRAME THAT HOLDs MY BLOG TOGETHER!
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This is the dramatic opener from Austin's Eastern Sea's first album, funded through Kickstarter. It's a quite powerful track from a strong debut album. This song reminds me of Don McLean's strongest work (forget American Pie, go deeper than just Vincent) and is about long sustained chords, long crescendos, orchestral swells and lyrics that reflect the lonely mindset of an outcast looking in at the community that has rejected him. He floats through the town, ignored, but seeing everything. About the third time I listened to it, tears started welling up (I'll admit it, I cry to some songs).
