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Philip Guyler (PRS)John Stax (PRS)
6 mixesHappy-go-lucky, cheerful & feel-good whistled melody

2:03120 BPM
Free And Easy 21422/11
Philip Guyler (PRS)John Stax (PRS)
6 mixesHappy-go-lucky feel good underscore. No whistling

2:03120 BPM
Free And Easy 31422/12
Philip Guyler (PRS)John Stax (PRS)
6 mixesHappy-go-lucky, cheerful & feel-good whistled melody

1:00120 BPM
Free And Easy 41422/13
Philip Guyler (PRS)John Stax (PRS)
6 mixesHappy-go-lucky, cheerful & feel-good whistled melody

0:30120 BPM
Free And Easy 51422/14
Philip Guyler (PRS)John Stax (PRS)
6 mixesFeel good sting

0:10120 BPM
Free And Easy 61422/15
Philip Guyler (PRS)John Stax (PRS)
6 mixesFeel good sting

0:06120 BPM

Artists & Composers: Philip GuylerPRS: 00294885110, 50%John StaxPRS: 00121730614, 50%
Publishers: Audio Network Rights LimitedPRS: 01159006470, 100%
ISWC: T9028028811
ISRC: GB-FFM-09-42211
GVL Label Code: 27831
Release Year: 2009

Key: C
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 120 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: The ampersand (&) was considered the last letter of the alphabet. It is a corruption of "and per se and" and was used for any letter that could also be used as a word in itself ("A," "I," and, at one point, "O") was preceded by the Latin expression "per se" (Latin for "by itself").