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Blue Deep Down

There was a man that went by the name of Hilbo Scraggins, he was nothing but a broke hobo on the street corner, but that man could play the best blues music my ears ever heard. He could bend those strings and make you feel all deep and hollow inside and he could slide across them strings and make u feel like a whole new person. One thing is for sure he plays with his heart unlike most modern musicians who just play for lucre or fame, Hilbo played with passion he hit those deep sonorous notes that you could tell came straight from the deepest chasm in his soul, Hilbo was a true blues player.

To understand why Hilbo plays the way he does you would have to know how his background was. Hilbo was a poor homeless fellow that was abandon at the age of 11 in the city of Hogswallow, Missouri. Hil

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Approximate Word count = 549
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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