kevsmith81
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"Sorry About The Mess" - A 3 track EP of comedic songs
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Sebastian Holtzer
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I heard it but i did not understand the text. Lack of english here. But i think it`s well mixed, sounded very clean and good balanced.
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Thank you!
barneFar
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Fantastic track. I have cats and know the feelin'Excellent, glad you enjoyed! Thank you for listening.
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The funny thing about this is I don't even own a cat myself. It's kind of an amalgamation of various stories I've heard from friends who are cat owners.
Yeah, the song made me chuckle too. 
It's rabbit month in our house. Our aging but still-too-capable cat catches 'em and brings 'em in. Sizes range from tiny to full grown. Delightfully, she usually then eats the head, bones and all, and leaves the rest lying around near the back door. That would be bad enough but we have a 6 month old kitten and he's decided it's fun to carry headless rabbits around the house pretending that he caught them. Then he gets bored and leaves them under the bed or behind the curtain/sofa/toilet. Yesterday my wife called out that there was a rabbit in the lounge. I would have responded more quickly if she had included the important fact that this particular rabbit was very much still alive. I'm pretty sure both of the cats found that funnier than we did.
It's rabbit month in our house. Our aging but still-too-capable cat catches 'em and brings 'em in. Sizes range from tiny to full grown. Delightfully, she usually then eats the head, bones and all, and leaves the rest lying around near the back door. That would be bad enough but we have a 6 month old kitten and he's decided it's fun to carry headless rabbits around the house pretending that he caught them. Then he gets bored and leaves them under the bed or behind the curtain/sofa/toilet. Yesterday my wife called out that there was a rabbit in the lounge. I would have responded more quickly if she had included the important fact that this particular rabbit was very much still alive. I'm pretty sure both of the cats found that funnier than we did.