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Two Heartbreaks At One Time
Country rock song with male vocals and sweet harmonies. Steady paced with a slightly melancholy tone, it's the big choruses that really help structure the song and give the verses a target. Great country guitar licks and piano filler give it that authentic country flavour along with a subtle vocal drawl to accentuate the sorrow. Those two heartbreaks? Losing your job and because of that, your (gold-digging) girlfriend. Win some, lose some.
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120 BPM Vocals
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