I'm So Glad I Got The Blues
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Art is the language of the soul. Music is the voice.
A story of life and loss in the early American South.
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This story is my own, featuring highs and lows. But I am unable to write the hard parts until I am able to treat them with the respect they deserve. Pending.
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