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Tuesday, May 25, 2021

"Tulsa County"

I'm not sure of the notes, but "go" in the harmony part for the line "Just where I'll go" in the choruses of "Tulsa County" is sung with a melisma, musically giving a sense of movement.

"Then" in the lines "Got your note in Charleston, said you needed my assistance / But when I got there, you didn't need me then" is redundant, but this mirrors the narrator's not being needed.
By David Brauer
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