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TV Drama
by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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Aaron, (sure easier than the handle)
I like your song/concept as well. You have some great advice above, but will say this: I like it when you can get a lot of words fitting to the music, (so long as you can without it losing timing or syllables--a current trend), but if you can't, find other phrasing.
What struck me a bit awkward was in the chorus--I agree with Floyd, the 3rd line seems not the place for that expression as you've established in the line previous a bit of that same effect--I'd find a more humanizing expression or analogy there that people can "quickly" relate to. It's your chorus/hook, which will be most remembered and needs to flow naturally both musically and lyrically IMO.
I'm digging your song, nice job!
steady-eddie.
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