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I'm so happy you like it!

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Yes it is! I painted it myself.

Cool! Somehow it reminds me of Studio Ghibli Landscapes.😁@@spiritmadeofstars

Thank you ❤️ I'm missing the campfires that would be my spotlight for a moment

Thank you so much ♥ it truly is devastating, our pets are there for us at all times and it's such a stark difference when they're no longer there

Yeah, it's not weakness it's just being vulnerable and honest and I think it completely natural. His official name is Mato. But we call him Ciciak, because a cute name to call a cat in my language is cica (basically kitty), but Ciciak could also mená sucker 😅 cats always have weird names. Thank you. Lyrics are my strongest talent, so I'm happy you like it. Sometimes even I'm surprised by what I write.

Wondering if it was a good first impression :D

It's so cool that you watched this video, thank you ♥ I also like seeing how people use their brains to come up with cool stuff.

It's true we don't know what we've lost until it's gone. Youth is among those things we will forever miss.

I am very proud of them. They are those songs that when I listen to them, I am amazed by the lyrics I came up with. Very happy you like them ♥

Thank you so much ♥ That's such a big compliment

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Thank you, yes I did post a little vid of me singing this one! Glad you love it ♥

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Ďakujem za pekný komentár ♥ snažím sa veriť, niekedy to nejde tak dobre ako by malo :D áno budem tam v piatok, mala by som niekedy po 16. hrať. Snáď sa mi podarí prísť aj v sobotu pozrieť a podporiť ostatných, teším sa, že konečne budem medzi "mojimi ľuďmi".

@@spiritmadeofstars Hrám v sobotu viac krát ale prídem o deň skôr, nech stihnem aj ostatných si pozrieť a podporiť. Ak budeš chcieť, tak prídeš aj v sobotu...ja osobne by som bol rád, tak hádam Ti nič v tom nezabráni zažiť umelecký víkend zo "svojími ľudmi" naplno. Kde hráš v piatok? Nikde som nenašiel Tvoje meno, ale asi to ešte Braňo doplní. Moc sa teším a má to rovnaké dôvody- že konečne zasa budem medzi "svojími". Minulý rok som tiež hral ale neoficiálne a prekvapilo ma, akú má pouličné umenie v PN tradíciu. Iné mestá by si mohli brať príklad s toho a úplne najviac ma potešilo, že ma domáci brali za svojho, nemali odstup ani stenu predsudkov a stereotypov vo svojim srdci, ako to zvyknem pociťovať keď hrám na ulici v iných mestách. Poctivo trénujme, nech to dáme minimálne na 100% 😎

Thank you so much 😀I did have nerves, but after like two songs it was all good 😉

I agree!

Thank you for taking the time to write this message. I'm glad you enjoyed the song. Slavic languages are difficult to learn, but certainly have a beauty in them. Though I always wonder how they must sound to foreigners.

@@spiritmadeofstars I've been contemplating learning Russian. I was always a fan of a certain band (Wildways), so I figured it would be cool to learn the language and by extension, their Russian songs and their meaning. At the very least, I know they're thankfully anti-authority. Their vocals usually sound fairly harsh. I think slavic languages are consonant heavy. the "z" "v" and "s" sounding sounds are kinda the fault there I think. But, I kind of like that feel. It creates a more human feeling in slow and soft songs.. it feels more varied than English at times. I think the big challenge for some English speakers is dealing with grammatical case. Where you have a sound that indicates a words purpose in a sentence. I've been working with it in a language I'm making. If you don't mind me asking, what language were you singing in? I have my guess from the lyrics, but I'd rather not simply assume. I've been having lots of fun learning about different languages and their quirks recently.

@@possiblymisha Russian is beautiful, I love the harsh sound of it. Though most Slavic languages are difficult to learn because we have a lot of inflections and variations of words. But I like that you do not really have to wonder what the pronunciation is, because you read the letters. Not sure what exactly is the sound you're referring to, but there are many rules. I'm singing in Slovak language, most Slavic languages have many similar words, so once you learn one you theoretically should be able to understand the others a bit as well. While I love my language, I often find it difficult to express my emotions. English just comes so easy whenever I feel something that I want to put into a song. It's so weird, it's like my native tongue feels too intimate to share in.

@@spiritmadeofstars I actually prefer inflections and word forms. But, I think I find conjugation to be somewhat tedious at times. I do enjoy that sounds are more consistent in slavic tongues. In English, we have to deal with "a" making multiple sounds in different words. It's really counter-intuitive. I think you might find English easier for that due to its word order removing the weight of inflections and forms. You're forced to work with more articles and adpositions. It can make phrases longer, but I feel they're more specific that way. There's less nuance about what you're trying to say. Well anyways, I'll be around for the next song. Good luck with future projects :)

Also can we please take a seond to appreciate what a skilled lyricist @morazdvora is?

thank you so much ♥ I'm glad you like it

Thank you for the comment ♥ you inspire me to keep going, too