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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 679 Likes: 1
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Being new to songwriting myself, all I can offer is opinion, but here it is anyway.
I agree with the insistance that there be a revision clause. I can understand they don't want to be limited by time, and also that 2 years might be too short a time to find an artist, produce a cd and all that. I personally would not mind a 5 year revision period. And I'd also offer a renewable option, that if after 5 years they can renew for a nomial fee of maybe $50/year as long as they want. That way they aren't up against a deadline, but they don't get to sit on it forever for free either.
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