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In 1992 I was contacted by a publisher back east that agreed to help me sell my songs. He felt that my kind of songwriting was best suited for Country Western Music. For the next four years all the songs I wrote were tailored for country music artists. We sent the songs to Nashville, had professional demos made of them, and then pitched them to various artists. Have a listen and judge for yourself.
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One Way In and No Way Out Sapphire Eyes Rollin' Down The Highway Beyond The Shadow Of Your Doubt If Nobody's Wrong In The Name Of Love |
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