I do not, as far as I know, owe anyone an apology, but this song is so lovely I almost wish I did.
The artist is Alanna-Marie Boudreau, a friend of a friend.
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6 comments:
Lovely.
Holy Smokes! That was a slice of sublime pie. I am ordering her album today. Thank you for introducing me to something new and lovely today.
That is indeed quite lovely.
If you would like, I can start demanding apologies on the slightest pretext so that you have reason to put it up again.
At that point, you might just get the "Very Sorry Song".
She's pretty awesome, just spent 30 minutes watching and "liking" all her YT videos! The two descriptions I keep seeing in comments about her are "sublime" and "lovely" - spot on. Thanks for sharing :)
A FRIEND OF A FRIEND? I've known her since she was knee high to a grasshopper. Her family moved to my hometown a bunch of years back, and our mothers are good friends. The world, it shrinks.
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