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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Hey Derek, You're right, Most of my songs'l come up short on the singing time of the words. usually around 1-1/2 min to 1-3/4 and have to ask the demo guy to extend it with instrumentals out to, like around 2-1/2 or so. Since I don't favor long intros, that means Some inbetween stuff and often a double C at the end I hadn't even checked the length but after you said that, I did and decided to whomp up a bridge. Needing more length isn't a very good reason to insert a bridge so I plead guilty and throw muself on the mercy of the critiquers.. I guess if it seems to add something worthwhile it lessens the sin . I'll attempt to edit in a first draft B and Wolv'a "honey" thanks for stirring my thinking Wy (At the tempo I hear it and the extra C, looks like it added around 25 sec. but the tempoI hear is subject to adjustment)
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