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Should have said why do you Re Write
The answer to try and get it right, also it's better than drinking, and over eating, plus it's nice when you get a song on the radio, or T.V. and then the money helps.
Yes unless you are prepared to re write and re write, there is no point in doing it.
In my case it's writing lyrics to music yes I get both at once and then I change it all till i get it right.
Some times that can take a few years sometimes much less.
I laugh when writers say I wrote that in half an hour, my answer is "Has any one recorded it."
Apart from a few top writers the answer will be no
Last edited by Lamorna; 10/28/08 01:38 PM.
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