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Kathy
I think most songwriters who have collaborated or have spent time in bands have the built in general understanding of the written & unwritten rules we have. Just like any other profession really.
The thing that struck me about what Pete said was: "so regardless what you want to ultimately pursue Sub, I'm thinking this is a song I'd like to pitch. Bet you didn't know you were writing a country song."
That approach will get you few co-writes with anyone, even if nothing was definite and some could be taken as humerous like (you were writing a country song)
"regardless of what I want to pursue" ? sounds like regardless of what i want to do...
Okay thanks for including me.
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