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David, Maybe what you're looking for is lines that are in themselves catchy - and Hotel california has a whole bunch of them, ones that come to you as you're driving. They don't necessarily stand on their, in that they are part of a larger work, but they can haunt. The master of that was, of course, Shakespeare! ------------------ Michael Leahy The Accidental Lyricist http://michael-leahy.indiegroup.com
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