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TV Drama
by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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thanks Michael
glad you liked the lyric.....I sometimes wonder if I am overly poetic in my lyric writing......but I do try to make the lyrics "listener friendly"....and in the end-it should be all about the listener anyway....I myself dont consider it artsy to write stuff that is unconnected in concept or train of thought...so I would rather go with a well connected "trail of breadcrumbs" lyric then something that has less flow and may leave the listener wondering hmm what was that about....so I do indeed tend to be more literal in favor of a clearly defined path in the song lyrics...Moker is a great music writer-melody maker..hell of a guitar player...this thing in paticular shows his ability as a great guitar player....he is someone I always wanted to write with back when I first got into JPF.....so this collab is in itself a big goal attainment for me......
Tom
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