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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2002
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Kaley:I write alone,and one of the main reasons is mixups like you just described.I've only written with others once or twice and it never worked out.
In your case the other party can choose to use the other melody and you can use your melody any way you see fit,as an instrumental or put different words to it and make a complete song.I know it can hurt when you've put all that work into it and then have it snubbed for a johnny come lately.It's almost compareable to a love relationship that goes astray,but that's life.Start writing new words to your melody, you may end up with a better song than before.
Everett
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