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Having just finished watching The Deep House on Amazon Prime, the film ends with this song. The Promise, by Yodelice seems to be an unreleased track of sorts. The only reference I could find to it also credits a Jason Glasser as well. It’s a lovely piece that reminds me a bit of Depeche Mode, Wicked Game and a little bit of Nick Cave. Unfortunately, I’m unable to find any lyrics for it.

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Leonard B. Wilson
Perhaps having watched way too many movies growing up, many have said that Leonard’s unable to hold a conversation without directly relating any real life incident to a movie that matches it. A fan of movies overall, but still learning about the nuances of film and it’s history, he can be found on Twitter as @Cavatica.

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