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by Gary E. Andrews - 03/04/24 12:47 PM
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I would like to simply start a discussion here if that’s OK... It’s kinda' how my strange brain works. I have a topic in mind for a song but before I start writing I’d like some different perspectives on the subject. If you absolutely have to put a couple of lines together then please go ahead, but what I'm truly after here is just open and honest discussion about a particular subject for my own inspiration. Even if you find the subject distasteful or disagreeable please speak up, I am not easily offended and you may be surprised by what inspires me lol. Also, feel free to ask me anything you like. So, here we go.... I was married for 21 years and am now divorced...... What I have recently learned is that having the courage to leave a life of trouble behind is only half the battle. You still find yourself alone and learning how to live again without the trouble... Thoughts?
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No matter how bad things get with a marriage or love, you are going to find it hard to be without it.
I like to use analogies.
Being married is like growing a third arm. if it works well, and is cooperative, you can get more done, do things you couldn't do with only your own arms, and can scratch itches your arms can't reach.
but if things go bad, it gets in the way, spills things, throws things against the wall, and sometimes flips you off right in front of your face and then proceeds to use that middle finger to poke you in the eye.
but getting rid of it is not like an appendectomy or a tooth extraction where your fine in a couple of days. no the third arm is physically ripped from you without anesthetic. and it is painfull. and aches for a long time. there is a hole where it used to be. and you have to relearn how to do some things you got used to doing with 3 arms.
My sympathies that it didn't work out, and good luck on this new chapter of your life.
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I would like to simply start a discussion here if that’s OK... It’s kinda' how my strange brain works. I have a topic in mind for a song but before I start writing I’d like some different perspectives on the subject. If you absolutely have to put a couple of lines together then please go ahead, but what I'm truly after here is just open and honest discussion about a particular subject for my own inspiration. Even if you find the subject distasteful or disagreeable please speak up, I am not easily offended and you may be surprised by what inspires me lol. Also, feel free to ask me anything you like. So, here we go.... I was married for 21 years and am now divorced...... What I have recently learned is that having the courage to leave a life of trouble behind is only half the battle. You still find yourself alone and learning how to live again without the trouble... Thoughts? Hi JAPOV, I am so sorry to hear about your divorce!! Just a few ideas for your song!! Title: FAULT LINE It's about honesty, faithfulness, kindness, and etc.. When someone crosses the "LINE" it can be heartbreaking.. The damages can be like some Heart Quake.. Hope this might inspire some song ideas!! Best, Fran Williams
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Moosesong!!!! LOLOL...... "flips you off and pokes you in the eye!!!" That's truly a fantastic analogy, thanks for that... I needed a laugh Hi Fran! "Fault Line"... another good one, that’ll be easy to work in! Thank you both very much! This is helping me get out of my own head
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Moosesong!!!! LOLOL...... "flips you off and pokes you in the eye!!!" That's truly a fantastic analogy, thanks for that... I needed a laugh Hi Fran! "Fault Line"... another good one, that’ll be easy to work in! Thank you both very much! This is helping me get out of my own head Hi JAPOV, thank you for the mention!! It was just a basic idea Verse) I know it was all My/Your, "FAULT" Know I/ You are to blame When I/You crossed the "Line" Playing the cheatin' game.... Just some more thoughts It's all yours JAPOV...phrases about a broken heart, expresses like an earthquake!!! Just some ideas!! We all have our "Faults" and we all cross the "Line" sometimes!!! Sometimes we are pushed across, sometimes we fall across!! It makes your world shake, rattle and roll, under your feet!! Best to ya, Fran Williams
Last edited by F Williams; 08/24/19 12:26 PM.
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in only mutual disregard the heart still gambles yearning to live and love again in the sundered shambles....
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It’s hard to squeeze such a complicated emotion into such a small package..... The point I want to get across is how I never felt more disconnected and alone than when I was married. You hear all the time that many would gladly die for love..... what you don’t hear about is those who would die just to separate themselves from the animosity and treachery....
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Hey, Tony, a lot of your lyrics seem to look at things from a distance, as if you're flying over them with a drone. That makes sense because they tackle big philosophical / religious issues. This is different. It's not "the" heart, it's your heart. Land your drone in the middle of this mess and bring us with you, if you feel like you can.
in only mutual disregard my heart still gambles yearning to live and love again in the sundered shambles....
Just a thought.
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Lol.... You’re right of course, Gavin....
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the old habits remain though my heart is done breaking I still hear that voice screaming it hates me the damage is done the battlefield is empty crossed over the fault line love became the enemy
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the old habits remain though my heart is done breaking I still hear that voice screaming it hates me the damage is done the battlefield is empty crossed over the fault line love became the enemy Hi JAPOV, I love this and wish you great success with it.. Hope you make a hit with the ideas..You were always so respectful and helpful to me and I wanted to help..Yeah!! Best to ya, Fran Williams
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the carnage is done the battlefield is empty crossed over no man's land love became the enemy
It avoids mixing metaphors between war and geology and, I think, is a vivid and apt metaphor. (Of course I do, since I thought of it LOL.)
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I actually debated "carnage" because.... well, I've seen that. But, do you really feel that the "fault line" play on words isn’t obvious enough in this context Gav?
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BTW, I think I'll work "no man's land" in somewhere else.... Thanks for that!
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no bridge left to burn in no man's land..... ?
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I actually debated "carnage" because.... well, I've seen that. But, do you really feel that the "fault line" play on words isn’t obvious enough in this context Gav? It's obvious enough, Tony, it just doesn't work as well because a fault line is not something you would encounter on a battlefield. No man's land keeps that battlefield metaphor alive, as does carnage. Instead of a collection of "stand-alone" images, you have one that you flesh out over the whole verse. Just my thoughts, not necessarily the best way to go.
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Hmmm... Battle front No man's land Skirmish line Dead zone Fault line..... ?
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I would like to simply start a discussion here if that’s OK... It’s kinda' how my strange brain works. I have a topic in mind for a song but before I start writing I’d like some different perspectives on the subject. If you absolutely have to put a couple of lines together then please go ahead, but what I'm truly after here is just open and honest discussion about a particular subject for my own inspiration. Even if you find the subject distasteful or disagreeable please speak up, I am not easily offended and you may be surprised by what inspires me lol. Also, feel free to ask me anything you like. So, here we go.... I was married for 21 years and am now divorced...... What I have recently learned is that having the courage to leave a life of trouble behind is only half the battle. You still find yourself alone and learning how to live again without the trouble... Thoughts? Hi JAPOV, I just wanted to make a few extra comments about this song Idea! When a marriage breaks up, family members "Line Up" and take sides It can cause a great deal of damage! Mothers/Fathers, kids and etc..It can cause long term pain..Your world seems to break apart and it take time to recover! Yes, I am speaking from my own past experiences! There are a lot of nice loving women and in time you could find someone as special as You are..Yeah Best to ya, Fran Williams
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my heart is done breaking yet old habits remain I still hear that voice screaming it hates me the damage is done the battlefield is empty haunted by carnage love became the enemy
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@Fran Oh yea...... The "collateral damage". Not sure there will be room enough for that..... However, my son also writes
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"By all means, marry. If you get a good wife, you'll become happy. If you get a bad one, you'll become a philosopher." Aristotle.
"If someone leaves you, let them go. They're doing you a favor." Anonymous.
"I've discovered that it's easier to see another man's ass than it is to see one's own." Philosophical observation in a book I never bought.
I recently ended some three relationships with people who I realized are not my friends. I wrote a Lyric about them but it opens with obscenities unfit for sharing with other human beings, which ruins the rest of the Song for sharing.
Fran's a genius: "Fault Line". Remember 'no-fault' insurance? Earthquake 'fault' lines. Your fault. My fault. Nobody's fault. The girl's a genius I tell ya!
But you may be only looking for a way to vent your frustrations. I remember a girl who screamed in her car, driving down the highway, and said it relieved stress. A friend, arguing with his wife, said he let her rant. Then went for a drive, knowing someone would inevitably do something that enabled him to vent on them. A violent man, I hope he was able to do his venting without involving them to that degree. He just passed away so his hell may be just beginning.
A more academic approach is writing. People recommend writing a letter to your younger self. Or writing to your ex- , ex-wife, ex-boss, ex-best-friend-forever who ran off with your wife. These aren't letters you mail. Just write them as a way of crystalizing your thinking. Beware. Anything you say can and will be used in a court of law. You have the right to remain silent, and suffer. Some say to burn the letters after you write them, as a finalizing act. Or simply writing in a journal, without addressing yourself to anyone. Just expressing thoughts, feelings, and ever with an eye towards moving on to a more positive state of mind. Life is good. There's not much of it left, no matter how young you think you are. So every moment deserves investment of your consciousness, an awareness, mindfulness, that this is the 'now', and 'now' is all there is. The past is gone. You can change how you think about it, but not the facts of it. The future may never get here. Now is all there is. So what are you doing 'now'? If you don't like what you're doing, do something different. Grow something. Get a dog if you're willing to commit to sharing your life with one of these sentient creatures who understands you more than you will ever understand them. Don't get one unless you're willing to take it for long free wanders through wild woods on as frequent a schedule as possible. Chaining one up in the back yard is not a kindness for it or you. Explore the world. It's a quite interesting place. Nature is full of interesting things we once were fascinated with as children, and then forgot to enjoy as our lives became cluttered with other things. Stop and smell the...well...whatever's out there. Become the person you think you'd like to be. Who is he? What does he do? Where does he go? How does he interact with other people? Does he lift them up, wherever he goes? They all need lifting up. Almost none of them needs bringing down. Even those who need bringing down are demonstrating that they need to be lifted up. Lead. Don't follow. Unless you like where they're leading you. And even then, beware. Many will mislead you for reasons of their own, if you're foolish enough to follow. Explore. The world is full of endless possibilities. Find a place of flowing water. Spend, or invest, some of that precious time, the stuff of which life is made, there, beside the waters. Find a place where the water becomes still. Listen to the wind in the trees. Be. Let it be. Climb, deliberately, out of the oppressive thoughts that loop back and re-oppress you if you aren't deliberately constructing the person you want to be. Or...well...what else can you do? You're pretty much in control. There are limitations. But mostly they're things you impose on yourself. Or I do anyway. Find. Look for and find better places, better ways to spend your time. Vent. Write the letters. Burn them and move on. If it doesn't work, I'll give you your money back.
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Lol Gary! Now that’s what I’m talking about! I just had a vision.... a song title.... "keep steppin'"
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"By all means, marry. If you get a good wife, you'll become happy. If you get a bad one, you'll become a philosopher." Aristotle.
"If someone leaves you, let them go. They're doing you a favor." Anonymous.
"I've discovered that it's easier to see another man's ass than it is to see one's own." Philosophical observation in a book I never bought.
I recently ended some three relationships with people who I realized are not my friends. I wrote a Lyric about them but it opens with obscenities unfit for sharing with other human beings, which ruins the rest of the Song for sharing.
Fran's a genius: "Fault Line". Remember 'no-fault' insurance? Earthquake 'fault' lines. Your fault. My fault. Nobody's fault. The girl's a genius I tell ya!
But you may be only looking for a way to vent your frustrations. I remember a girl who screamed in her car, driving down the highway, and said it relieved stress. A friend, arguing with his wife, said he let her rant. Then went for a drive, knowing someone would inevitably do something that enabled him to vent on them. A violent man, I hope he was able to do his venting without involving them to that degree. He just passed away so his hell may be just beginning.
A more academic approach is writing. People recommend writing a letter to your younger self. Or writing to your ex- , ex-wife, ex-boss, ex-best-friend-forever who ran off with your wife. These aren't letters you mail. Just write them as a way of crystalizing your thinking. Beware. Anything you say can and will be used in a court of law. You have the right to remain silent, and suffer. Some say to burn the letters after you write them, as a finalizing act. Or simply writing in a journal, without addressing yourself to anyone. Just expressing thoughts, feelings, and ever with an eye towards moving on to a more positive state of mind. Life is good. There's not much of it left, no matter how young you think you are. So every moment deserves investment of your consciousness, an awareness, mindfulness, that this is the 'now', and 'now' is all there is. The past is gone. You can change how you think about it, but not the facts of it. The future may never get here. Now is all there is. So what are you doing 'now'? If you don't like what you're doing, do something different. Grow something. Get a dog if you're willing to commit to sharing your life with one of these sentient creatures who understands you more than you will ever understand them. Don't get one unless you're willing to take it for long free wanders through wild woods on as frequent a schedule as possible. Chaining one up in the back yard is not a kindness for it or you. Explore the world. It's a quite interesting place. Nature is full of interesting things we once were fascinated with as children, and then forgot to enjoy as our lives became cluttered with other things. Stop and smell the...well...whatever's out there. Become the person you think you'd like to be. Who is he? What does he do? Where does he go? How does he interact with other people? Does he lift them up, wherever he goes? They all need lifting up. Almost none of them needs bringing down. Even those who need bringing down are demonstrating that they need to be lifted up. Lead. Don't follow. Unless you like where they're leading you. And even then, beware. Many will mislead you for reasons of their own, if you're foolish enough to follow. Explore. The world is full of endless possibilities. Find a place of flowing water. Spend, or invest, some of that precious time, the stuff of which life is made, there, beside the waters. Find a place where the water becomes still. Listen to the wind in the trees. Be. Let it be. Climb, deliberately, out of the oppressive thoughts that loop back and re-oppress you if you aren't deliberately constructing the person you want to be. Or...well...what else can you do? You're pretty much in control. There are limitations. But mostly they're things you impose on yourself. Or I do anyway. Find. Look for and find better places, better wa ys to spend your time. Vent. Write the letters. Burn them and move on. If it doesn't work, I'll give you your money back. Hi Gary, thanks for the awesome comments!! However, you are the genius..Yeah!! You can take a basic idea and write a great song!! You and JAPOV could really develop this "Fault Line" lyric..Hope you do!! Best to ya, Fran Williams
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I'm open to anything ya'll, it’s been a while since I’ve recorded anything new. Fran, if you and Gary want to run with this please go ahead!
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BTW Gary, I’d still like to see that lyric about those three friends of yours lol...
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I'm open to anything ya'll, it’s been a while since I’ve recorded anything new. Fran, if you and Gary want to run with this please go ahead! Hi JAPOV, thank you for the offer and I appreciate you! This was just a few Ideas to help. I believe this could be a great song!! So many ways to play on the storyline...Gary is so awesome when it comes to writing lyrics!! You guys need to team up, and develop it..yeah.. No credit to me.. Best to ya, Fran Williams
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I once would have died for a feeling to remain Then I died inside just to avoid the pain
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Common Sense That Is Worth A Million.
(Some outlooks that look inward)
Life is a burden far too often bending us in grief like a backpack unseen full of the remnants of the brick house that was once our ex-girlfriend or the strong but severed limbs of a cherished gentleman . It can be a recalcitrant child's endless rebellion or a decree that slashed sacred vows into two separate divisions unfairly shared, as well as a terminal disease not yet diagnosed
Pounds pain us, pain pounds us and so much more assails us with no need to name each individual load of ballast that we lug around
We all bear such scars. Scars are the cliff notes of our wretchedness both physically and mentaly.
Life can be a pendulum of sorrow swinging from our souls in endless ways to tick us off and it can control the beating of our hearts, turning squared shoulders round and dragging us down.
Eyes leak and ears fall deaf to the endless voices in our heads that scream for us to cling to hope and carry on. Quasimotorless we have little strength to pursue elusive dreams..
But the simple things of life. with its many lighter sides can ease the weight of the wait until we find modicums of relief . A shared smile of a tiny child we cherish, a sunny day that reminds us of other even sunnier days from the halcyon of our youth. The slipping grip of two sets of lips finding purchase and igniting long lost passion or a new love. A sudden change in our paths of fate towards brighter horizons. plus so much more too vast to even attempt to mention here . I had a friend who killed himself over a girl who left him, quietly slipping away to oblivion in the wee hours of the night. His dear Mother unaware of his passing went out the next morning to get the newspaper and found a note to him taped to the door. She took it up to his room and found him dead in his bed from an overdose of pills. It turned out that the note was from his girlfriend begging his forgiveness for doubting his love and asking to get back together with him.
But at that point it would have required her suicide as well. A life ending and life changing event all in a single twenty four hour period that would have ended his sentence of death with an exclamation of love renewed.
One must shuck off the tedious burdens of life or be crippled by their weight. or one must grow stronger simply by bearing the load until time relieves the past and brings a present of a better future . When my Mother was declared brain dead all the way out in California I had to fly there from my home in Ohio to sign the order to turn off her life support. No one else in my family was strong enough to sign it. and so I signed that awful sheet of acceptance, my mind screaming at God... "W H Y !! ??
But then as I stood at her side as she passed in that. moment she was no longer a viable, life sustaining vessel, I felt a comfort I have never known wash over me like a warm mist and I felt the absence of her presence with far less pain, for she had been freed of the burdens she had born for sixty years.
As I was leaving her I.C.U. Room where no flowers or wreaths or any decorations or gifts were allowed I spied beneath her bed a long, white feather lying just inside the railing next to where she lay. But how had it gotten there?
The Doctor and nurse in attendance were both baffled and I was in awe. for I knew then that she had been carried to a better place . Life is a heavy burden made even more unbearable as each year passes, but a soul only weights a few ounces, as light as a feather left behind in a rush to a burden less place.
There are many lessons we learn and changes we make from the burdens we have born.
Without worry we would all be far more reckless.
Without some loneliness we would take love far too much for granted.
Without pain we would grow numb to the benefits of sorrow free life.
Rich men who can have anything at all rather quickly grow bored with most anything at all.
The world is such a beautiful place but we have to struggle with the world's ugliness as well much like candy’s shrink wrap to get at what is sweeter inside and savor it.
Remember what’s good about all you have sampled here on earth and dwell on the smorgasbord you have devoured and you will be less hungry in the lean times.
Just common sense worth a million.
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In only mutual disregard My heart still gambles Yearning to live and love again In the sundered shambles
The old habits remain Though my heart is done breaking I still hear that voice Screaming it hates me The damage is done The battlefield is empty Can’t find the fault line Love became the enemy
I once would have died For a feeling to remain Then I died inside When I felt no pain Never more alone Than living with hate Now yesterday’s gone But it’s too late
No bridge left to burn In no man's land.....
In only mutual disregard My heart still gambles Yearning to live and love again In the sundered shambles....
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