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Sorry Your Music Died
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Most songs today don't have anything to say/ I need ya, I saw ya, I want ya/ Imagery's where beauty lives/ Paint some pictures with adjectives/ Put away your media/ Nature wants to inspire ya/ I heard a song and almost cried/ Sorry your music died.
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i'm a shiny silver statue standing silent on your shelf..
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Ron Moore Munich, Germany
Ron Moore writes poetry to music, his heart sings colours. Professional from the age of 16, Ron has played all over the
world. Ron's recordings and concerts bring fun, humor, and an artistic sensibility.
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