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Cool. Thanks Mark....I’m printing those lyrics you’ve mentioned so I can really look at them. It’s interesting to see how the verses accommodate the hooks and the B of the AABA fits into (or out of) the mix. Joe....."you're dependent on the hook to tie everything together"...yeah, and it's only one line, so it makes it more of a challenge in that sense. I found that Southern Pigfish song (very funny writing there!  ) and will look at that too, along with the Dylan's songs more closely. Thanks! Btw, Mark....I listened to those “non-lyrics”….they sound like songs to me! Nice job there!  Kristi
A musician must make music, an artist must paint, a poet must write, if he is to be ultimately at peace with himself. What a man can be, he must be. -- Abraham Maslow, American Psychologist
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