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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 1,589
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Hi Malenac! Personally, I just figured out that I can't call my song a song until it has music! Now you're saying that my song isn't even a lyric until it has bars and a time signature(whatever that is?) All I know is that I love to write and find myself writing short stories, lyrics and poems. I actually have a lyric that some have stated is too poetic! So, is it according to one's opinion and whether or not it can be played to music, sung or spoken? This isn't meant to sting..it's just me ranting on "what else do I have to learn to enjoy writing songs to sing"! Does it really need to be this difficult? Hope things are great in Australia! Linda
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