Originally Posted by Mackie H.
I WANT TO KEEP WRITING--AT MY AGE IT COULD STOP ANY TIME--I WOULD LIKE SOME YOUNG DEVELOPING ARTIST --TAKE ONE OF MY MANY SONGS TO THE TOP--I'VE ALWAYS FELT, OUT OF THE THOUSANDS I'VE WRITTEN, PERHAPS ONE WOULD MAKE IT ON AN ALBUM--I REALIZE THE COMPETITION IS TOUGH AND IT HELPS TO KNOW PEOPLE ON THE INSIDE--I'VE HAD THREE SONGS ON HOLD, BUT NO CIGAR!

WHEN STAN GETS TO NASHVILLE, I'LL HELP HIM WITH THE GUITAR CHORDS--

IF ALL ELSE FAILS, I CAN HAVE A BOOK OF LYRICS WITH PHOTOS ILLUSTRATING THE STORY WITH A FREE MP3 DOWN LOAD FOR BUYING THE BOOK!

WE JUST HAVE TO KEEP TRYING TO GET THE BIG ONE BY WORKING EVERY ANGLE-

Mackie


Yeah, that's it Mackie, No matter what keep writing.
It keeps you mentally sharp and damn it man, you're good at it.

You have a life time of experiences to draw from and you have a way of creating with such a soulful flare.
I hope you find the right artist.

I fine example of a lyric book is "I Hope You Dance by Lee Ann Womack"
Actually the song and book is done by Mark Sanders and Tia Sillers. a couple of song writers from your neck of the woods.

It's a wonderful example of what you can do to promote your music.

Or you can hook up with an artist putting together a picture book and collaborate. So many options.

Just gotta keep pushin.

Trust in your gutt and be true to yourself and your art.

Thanks for stopping by brother.