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Writing
Rants & Fascinations Why Cho did it and why journalists don’t get it Why we need Pat Buchanan and other honest conservatives Why I love science fiction, and Octavia Butler Advice to a young female singer My answers to the American Idol survey Sam enters the Political Arena Nik Kershaw, a Rare Pop Artist In a Hateful Mood About Politics And Now, Something for My Fellow Christian Southerners Birth of a College Radio Station Ryan Brasseaux: Fabricating Content
Stories & Travelogues
Flotsam & Jetsam The Kenny Gill Philosophy of Night Club Bands for Club Owners The Number System For Guitar Students French Adjectives – The Words You Want
Lyrics to Geeks CD
Song lyrics are generally not poems and shouldn't be judged by the same criteria. Having said that, I really don't know what they are, but I think they should be judged by how much they make you feel when you’re reading them, and then how memorable that feeling becomes later.I'm going to misquote someone I've forgotten who was quoting someone he was forgetting (and probably misquoting): "Good lyrics make you think. A good melody makes you feel.A good song makes you feel thoughts." Nice. But I prefer lyrics that can have quite a full impact on me without the music, and that's how I try to write them.
I Don't Care Where You Bury Me |
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