Boy, did I just enjoy reading all of today's critiques! Wow. I best get replyin'!

Ria-- Thanks for pointing out my dumb typo. I fixed it right away. And yeah, there's sure no way I can do all 26 letters, nor would I want to. Thanks for the visit.

Stan-- No offense towards anyone else, but I think your critique is the most important to me, since a fun lyric like this is more or less up your alley. I'm glad you like it, but who knows? Maybe that was just those zins talkin'. [Linked Image] Thanks for stopping by!

Jim-- Thanks for the visit. I tried two approaches to cutting the letters short already. I like the one I used best, with the "I" in it appearing after the H sentence. I appreciate you dropping in.

couch-- LOL! Literally! But, at the risk of becoming another flame war, I wish you would elaborate on your one-line critique. Aren't the bridge, the "I" line and the "pardon my French" one line after some actual French just the least bit funny or clever? Geez.... some people. [Linked Image] I'm always glad when you stop in, though.

Bill-- Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate it. [Linked Image]

Tink-- Thanks for the preliminary kind words. I share your sentiments. I don't think couch means to be mean, though-- he just doesn't care enough to give a full critique, which is almost as offensive a policy anyway. I mean, if someone likes something and they want to give a one-line critique, that's fine, but if they don't like it and others do, I think an explanation is owed. Anyway, thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you again. [Linked Image]

Sunny-- Unfortunately, this is too edgy and racy to be commercial. "B to Z" is a cheesy idea, anyway-- it's one step away from a dreaded pun hook. [Linked Image] So I just decided to have some quick fun with it. I'm glad you like it. Thanks for the visit!

And Harriet-- For my "worst in a long time", I hereby refer you to "We All Need A Hand", which I posted a couple weeks ago. [Linked Image] To the contrary, I think this one is a lotta fun. It's got a mean edge to it, yeah, but I think the humor (or attempted humor, as you would see it) takes the edge off well.
You could be right about the lack of rhythmic flow. I didn't smooth this out much before posting it, but when I do smooth things out, I get guys like Graham telling me I should fudge a bit on sillybillies, so who knows. [Linked Image] This lyric isn't your cup of tea, and that's fine. I'd be a lot more disappointed in myself if you gave this critique on a serious lyric of mine. Thanks for stopping in!

BTW, this was unintentional, but it might be interesting to point out that I posted a song with a 25-letter alphabet on (in the U.S., anyway) a 23-hour day. [Linked Image]

Thanks for all the replies. Keep 'em comin'!

Anthony


[This message has been edited by Anthony (edited 04-07-2002).]