This is a good song. Reminds me of the sixties, maybe Bob Dylan, too. It is sentimental though, and I do not really feel like that, it is for people who want to hear brooding. But, the mix is good and very much talent. There is a noise near the end after the vocal part. The editing is good though and the song has lots of quality.

Good balance at the top sounds bright and full. Great mixed of acoustic and clean electric guitar. Vocals are very well recorded and sung for the vast majority of the song. Bass fits perfectly in the mix. Backround parts, pedal steel-ish, piano are well placed. Good tune!

Great song, love the country blend and sound. Really enjoyed listening. Very smooth and relaxing. I felt alone and in love, great title also. Very well put together. My only critique is vocal, no high notes, lol. Other than that is nice.

I like all the different instrumentation. I think the vocals have a unique style. The mix and production sound professional and clear. Nice songwriting.

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I really like the muted electric guitar in the beginning. Keep up the good work. The sadness in this song was conveyed so effectively, that after listening to this I had to go eat some ice cream to try to make myself feel better!

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Melody is nice, may have to make a difficult decision on whether to be a songwriter or artist. Vocals not delivered very well with the melody line being as good as it is. My suggestion is if you WANT to be the artist, spend more time on the vocal and seek vocal coaching. That being said, decent song and potential!

Sad song, Sad but pretty. You have a nice voice. I like the lyrics. Overall this is a very good song. Great job. P.S. Lets connect on social media... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Luckee-Luchi/183962798334537 Twitter: @760_Luch

Keep it up I like the sound of this

A lovely song that is well produced. I also thought it sounded like an early dire straits.

Great song lovely acoustic sound and great vocals well mixed and recorded reminded me very slightly of early dire straits keep up the great music.