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A Little Too In Love (Starcrossed)

from Letters to Eurydice (Soundtrack) by Third Uncle Violet

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Basically an end credits track. I put together an edit without the bullshit sound effects at the end but that got lost when my iMac died. I can't say that I like that gimmicky stuff at the end but the intent was to pay homage to Stevie Wonder's "Come Back As A Flower" (from his amazing and life-altering album, Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants).

There was also a sort of inside joke nature to it. I had an agreement that the track would continue playing for as long as there were people lingering in the house and I wanted to give them not so much a reason to stay as a thing to realize was happening. This was probably inspired by my experience at Disney parks where there are all of these little things that can be noticed someone paid attention to if you just stick around a little after most people would have been expected to leave. Not ever their best stuff, and certainly not worth going out of your way for but sort of fun that it exists.

If I were to have my way about it, the edited version would be here and this version would still have been played at the end of the play. There's really nothing to see here after the last note is played. But if you care to be in on the joke, it can only be appreciated with context.

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from Letters to Eurydice (Soundtrack), released March 11, 2011

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