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This is an interesting thread folks. The same good advice has been given many times regarding contemporary upbeat and positive writing. I find myself generally clinging to the types of songs I like. But it's in just that place I found a description of what a song should do. In Paul Simon's "Kodachrome" he says :
gives us those nice bright colors gives us the greens of summer makes you think all the world's a sunny day
so I have begun to try writing as much positive upbeat stuff as possible. Now if I can just get myself to listen to contemporary stuff maybe I can get over the "hobby hurdle".
thanks so much Mike and Marc, John
Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword never had an editor.
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