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It does but that happens after the fact. I mean when you're writing it you're not thinking of that, you're just doing something that you like that appeals to you. You write it out and did an arrangement for the band, that's the kick, when you hear it back the first time. And then as it goes on it gets better because they play it better. They learn it and everybody seems to fit their part and g ...
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