Not A Complete Nightmare - Another short experimental song

Here's another song I made without knowing how it would sound.
This time, I decided to make it j a z z. The last one was sometimes accidentally jazz, this time I decided to go all in, fully expecting it to sound nightmarish, but I'm still quite happy with how it turned out.
And I finally drew a proper quarter rest!

[@augustjschroeder]

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[@augustjschroeder]

CORRECTIONS: I was recently educated on the difference between regular 7th chords and maj7 chords, thinking the "maj" was simply to clarify if a chord was major or minor, like if you were switching between major and minor a lot. Goddamn homonyms. I feel so foolish for thinking that, since they have quite distinct sounds.
I somehow didn't input all the chords wrong, but the F7 in bar 3 and 6 is actually an Fmaj7 (I tried the regular F7 and it sounded terrible).
I'm not sure if C7(#11) is an actual chord, but what I put in would probably be called a Cmaj7(add#11), since I didn't include a 9th in the midi.
Same goes for the the A#9 in bar 5, which should be written as A#(add9), since I didn't include a 7th in the midi.
The Bmaj7 is actually just a B7. Again, I thought the "maj" was for clarification, but nope.
And the C7 at the end is actually a Cmaj7.
All the other chords are correct, as far as I can see. I still feel like I'm throwing shit against the wall and seeing what sticks with this stuff.

[@Violin-Villain]

Is this musescore ?

[@augustjschroeder]

@@Violin-Villain I used Cakewalk to input all the notes