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I think this might be her page in case anyone is interested.

How long does it usually take for one song to get completed? Do you plan the song out and begin composing it, or do songs spontaneously come from other things you are listening to? For example, say you're working on a song, but as you're working on it you hear a piece that could be it's own song and start from there?

Wow. The chance to do an IAMA with you guys is just phenomenal. Your music has changed my life entirely for the better, and I just want to thank you for it, like everyone else. I even drew Stephen's portrait with a step by step on how I did it.

Anyway, my question for you guys is; what's the hardest song you've ever had to write/compose/play and why? In terms of emotional meaning, tempo, or composing together?

Edit: Second question is; Why isn't the original song I'd Like to Die on any album other than a B-Side? I almost about cried when I heard it on your Devotion album live.

I think Northern Lights is one of my top favourites though!

Well, you guys are lucky to have songs you don't like turn out to be just as beautiful as the others. :)

Nice, it's interesting to hear that the creation process is similar to most other art forms out there. Thanks for the answer/AMA!