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This is the original changes after I had it mastered at disc edits, and before I decided to trial some synth sounds in the track and place it as the intro track in the album 'Memories of the Grace Emily.' This is around a year before the album release. Originally written after watching a t.v show about tree lopping competitions involving which crew could cut down the most trees. When I began this song there was thought in my mind about people doing things in life without considering the major destructive impacts, and how some would say 'we as the world have changed for the better', though we know not as much as we could be, mainly because of selfish desires. The song has more meaning than just trees vanishing. Maybe more so about the amount of people who stood strong to help one another, seems to be diminished somewhat sometimes.

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released September 7, 2014

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kirk watt Pooraka, Australia

Kirk's musical talents were evident from very early on in his life. His first exposure to musical instruments was when he was seven, when he learned to play keyboards along with his cousins. Kirk began to write his first songs whilst in primary school. Some influences include Powder Finger, The Verve, Audio Slave, Hoodoo Gurus, Jeff Buckley. To find out what Kirk is up to, visit his website below. ... more

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