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Steve I take your point.....the main argument I have is not with writing the tune or lyric it is about making a recording and paying for it. Most lay folk, and I include lyric only writers when I say this, have no clue as to how much time and skill it takes to record a demo or a song. As you will know from writing and recording your own music it takes many studio hours and much editing time to lay down even just a couple of tracks. My point is that this skill, time and effort is not recognised either financially or credit wise. Perhaps if lyricists visited a studio and saw first hand how complicated and expensive the gear was and how time consuming the recording, editing, mixing and mastering process was they might have a different perspective. Some misguided people think a 5min song takes 5mins to record.
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