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Hi Emmy
You are very much on track. However I would rather we work on a song at a time..unless you very much think that you've got good lyrics but they cannot be used in the current project..then you may save them for the other titles.
My main aim was actually to bring people together, have one or two songs with powerful messages, then to ignite others to come up with other positive songs for the society. And I am glad Graham told me he had already had a song produced..that is positive..but we should also bring our heads together on this one. I am sure the end result will be worthwhile. Thanks for staying with us.
Remember I had said that we shall be only twelve people writing the song..unless for one reason or the other someone pulls out and we need someone to replace him/her.
------------------ frankie
[This message has been edited by frahmes (edited 01-18-2005).]
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