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This has the same chord sequence as The Black Crow, both songs from The Lioness. It is the greatest of all chord sequences, Em, D, Am, Em. I think that an endless number of songs could be written using these chords, and I'm trying to play my part in this by using them for many songs myself. Some people take issue with musicians who write too many songs that ''sound the same''. I've never felt this way, I suppose because I'm a blues fan. When I notice that a songwriter has used the same chords or melodies more than once, I think that they must be what they like to play. Knowing this brings me closer to the person making the music, to understand what they like. And I believe, perhaps romantically, that the abandoning of pop sensibilities is a step in the direction of true, personal expression and more honest music making. You could say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.

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from the Songs of Jason Molina, released March 20, 2013

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