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'''Spring And A Storm''' is a song by [[Joe Hawley]].
'''Spring And A Storm''' is a song by [[Joe Hawley]].
==History==
==History==
Spring And A Storm was first demoed sometime in 2004 with Mr. [[Ryan Scott]]. This demo includes mostly nonsense lyrics, but the arrangement is mostly there. This demo would be released on [[Admittedly Incomplete Demos]]. Joe would flesh out the lyrics and re-record it by himself later in 2005, releasing it on Broadjam and Indie911 not soon after. Much of the lyrics and instrumentation we know is there but the bridge lyrics are very different. Joe would later state in a 2005 chatlog that he changed the bridge because it was "a bit too specific".
Spring And A Storm was first demoed sometime in 2004 with Mr. [[Ryan Scott]]. This demo includes mostly nonsense lyrics, but the arrangement is mostly there. This demo would be released on [[Admittedly Incomplete Demos]]. Joe would flesh out the lyrics and re-record it by himself later that year, releasing it on Broadjam and Indie911 not soon after.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20041028031153/http://www.broadjam.com:80/artists/artist_playlist.asp?artistID=14625 Tally Hall songs on Broadjam, October 24th, 2004 archive.]</ref> Much of the lyrics and instrumentation we know is there but the bridge lyrics are very different. Joe would later state in a 2005 chatlog that he changed the bridge because it was "a bit too specific".


==Interpretations==
==Interpretations==

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