Album: A Twist In My Story (2008)
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  • Both this and "Your Call" originally featured on Vesley's first self-released album Awake. He explained to the Miami New Times why he decided to re-record the two tunes: "I wanted to revisit those because on the first album, I had very limited means, and I could only do what I had the money to do, which was eight days of studio time. I didn't have any musicians, and didn't get to do any of the songs how I wanted to, ultimately." Vesley added that before he got signed, "I went into the studio with Danny [Lohner], the producer who did my album, just messing around. And we did "Maybe" again and it turned out really well."

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