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Weeks
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Max Ceddo
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Tin Lung
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TV Drama
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OK, I've read a whole bunch of songwriting books. I also play a very mediocre guitar. I know all sorts of chord progressions that I can't play -- but are common to tons of hit songs. So, where are you going to get the lyrics? You can program your music workstation to do almost anything. You can pay the best demo firm in Nashville to add the music for your song (as I have).
But, if you don't have decent lyrics, all you have is an instrumental piece. Good luck with that in today's market. Ott
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