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Believe
A poignant and gentle acoustic guitar song with an inspiring message about our potential. Very pure and clean, both in the music and the production, and effortlessly upbeat, the guitar is ably backed by a traditional band of bass, lead guitar, drums and a great chorus of backing vocals. There's even a little Hammond organ slipped into the background for a hint of country gospel, so clap your hands and spread the love, everybody.
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111 BPM Vocals
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