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Hi Scott,
Some technicalities:
I'm still tryin' to figure out this sentence of yours: (?)
"I didn't like what the chorus or the title in the liv-in in the country lyrics."
AND ABOUT
Try-in
Put-in
Liv-in
or any verb where you want to drop the "G" — it is an apostrophe that is used to indicate both the pronunciation you're after and the missing 'G'.
Tryin', Putin', or Livin'
The only time you would use the hyphenated "Liv-in" would be as in this example of usage:::
"Sally is my live-in maid." In other words your maid lives in your house as well.
Also your copyright notification as per sonwriting industry books or according to the Library of Congress, would be:
© 2011 Scott Steven Walters
not: "all rights reserved"
Cheers,
Terry
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