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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Poster: BIG JIM MERRILEES
Subject: Re: What is the reality behind selling lyrics in Nashville?
[i]most modern pop hits have melodies that are very simple and basic most pop lyrics are repetetive almost moronic.....[/i]
It's odd I would see this note at this time. The song I've listened to the most in the past week is "Hey Soul Sister." The lyrics have a lot of rhymes but I think they are sort of moronic but I'm not smart enough to know what they all exactly mean. What does that say about me?
Whatever it says I dig that song.
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