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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / emily's music / in search of the may queen
we walk together
the sun is shining
the forest floor is soft
beneath our feet
the flowers bloom
we search for the queen of may
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Absolutely gorgeous 
The vocals and guitar go together really well. Good job on the reverb, it's a pleasure to listen to 
The big reverb makes the song surreal, like in a dream. Fantastic ambience. Awesome.
Sad and eerie, like the interplay of the vocals with the guitar and the sort of delayed timing is cool!
great mood, nicely ethereal... I love the positive fragility of this one
Gorgeous reverb! In what sounds like an oxymoron, this is both minimal and lush! There's something about the first note on the guitar that sent my mind immediately to Tortoise's "I Set My Face to the Hillside," which is one of my all time favorites. Beautifully done!
Lovely minimalist piece of music.
Absolutely gorgeous <3 The vocals and guitar go together really well. Good job on the reverb, it's a pleasure to listen to
The big reverb makes the song surreal, like in a dream. Fantastic ambience. Awesome.
Some serious woods-witch vibes on this and I dig it.
Perfect harmony of voice and guitar... Love this!
Love the sense of presense and space. Almost Medieval in feeling.
Pure bliss as always.
Sad and eerie, like the interplay of the vocals with the guitar and the sort of delayed timing is cool!
great mood, nicely ethereal... I love the positive fragility of this one
Thank you all for listening & your thoughtful words!
Gorgeous reverb! In what sounds like an oxymoron, this is both minimal and lush! There's something about the first note on the guitar that sent my mind immediately to Tortoise's "I Set My Face to the Hillside," which is one of my all time favorites. Beautifully done!
I haven't heard that album in a decade - perhaps it's coming out deep in those memory banks 
I lost my copy of that album - time to get a new one! Thank you for the nice words!
