The Early November – Intro

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[A compelling or constraining influence, such as a moral force on the mind or world, pressure. To be undecided or skeptical, to tend to disbelieve and distrust, to regard as unlikely, that’s doubt. The condition of being insufficient or falling short, decline in strength or effectiveness, failure. The instinct to run, to back away, or give up, to need, want, reach, steal, the feeling to always want more, and to take more, the loss of breath at the sight of a car accident, to drive by, never being able to feel satisfied, and to reject anyone who tries, and this is my life.]

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    General Comment:this album is incredible. there really are no words to describe how touching it is. and just how astonishing the whole concept is.
    this is what makes me love the early november.
    Flag elevenelevenon August 22, 2006   Link
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    General Comment:This cd is amazing. I have never heard anything like it.
    Flag lion_crazzon July 20, 2006   Link
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    General Comment:wow, i absolutely love this album. does anyone know why they wrote a whole album on the life story of this kid, or who the kid is? im guessing it would have to be a close friend. the story is really powerful and sort of humbling? i cant find the word im searching for.
    Flag jbenjamin38on July 11, 2006   Link
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    General Comment:the first few lines are exact definitions (From dictionary.com) of the words pressure, doubt, and failure...the last part i think is him defining his life...not sure, just started listening to the "story" album.
    Flag tjwellson July 04, 2006   Link

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