The Man I was, killed the man I wanted to be
A feature of the wonderful Aussie blue’s artist, Lloyd Spiegal’s music is the lyrics. Many of his tunes really that hit me in the feels. One example is “The man I was.” […]
A feature of the wonderful Aussie blue’s artist, Lloyd Spiegal’s music is the lyrics. Many of his tunes really that hit me in the feels. One example is “The man I was.” […]
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