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Note: This is a guidelines page and a place to ask any questions you have about the Lyric Award. PLEASE DO NOT POST YOUR LYRIC HERE!!!! Repeat: DO NOT POST YOUR LYRIC DIRECTLY ON THIS POST! There's a link to where you do that below.

2006 Just Plain Folks Best Lyric Award
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2006 Lyric Award Guidelines:
We are ready to launch the 2006 Best Lyric Award process on the website. If you want to enter, it is free, but you must be a member and registered on the JPFolks.com message boards and follow the guidelines posted there. Here are the rules we have set up.

You and your fellow members will do the screening for the nominations, but we've improved the process after last year to make it easier for everyone. Last year we had 250+ entries, and it was tough for folks to read through all of them to vote on their 5 favorites. So this year, you'll only be asked to pick your 5 favorites out of 50 on 1 page (each page holds 50 lyrics, see last years entries to see what I am talking about). We will award 5 points for each first place vote down to 1 point for the 5th place vote. We'll then take the top songs from each page and then have an second round on the top 50 overall only so that the process is much easier and efficient and every song has an equal chance of being read and considered.

The entry/voting dates are as follows:

April 16th, 2006-May 31, 2006: This is the window to post your lyric. Each member can post 1 lyric in their name. If it is co-written by multiple members, it will only count against 1 member. (the one posting it.) We will need full names given for each writer. We will request full contact info for each nominee once they are announced. You can enter any lyric you wish, except for lyrics entered in 2002 or 2004.


June 10th-June 30th, 2006: We will have voting by actual members on their 5 favorite lyrics (in order) from an assigned page via email once the posting/entry deadline passes. Voting will be confidential. The end date may be adjusted if needed by us to complete the process. But we will give advanced notice if the date is changed. We will take the top 50 lyrics and place them on a final nomination page for final voting.

July 2006: We will post the final lyrics on one page in July and have open nomination voting to reach the final nominees. We will post the info on this stage when we are done tabulating and verifying all the votes. We will announce the nominations on the same day we announce the rest of the 2006 award nominees TBA.

Awards: We will announce the Lyric of the Year winner live in Los Angeles at our 2006 Music Awards.

Voting Requirement: Because we do the awards free, it's necessary to use our own community to help get the mass of lyrics to the nominations stage. Instead of charging you 30 dollars to enter like a lot of "contests", we are requiring your direct participation in the peer review judging process. To make it easy, we have a system to do this which shouldn't require more than an hour or two of your time.

After the deadline has come for entering lyrics, we will email each participant a page to vote on. Each page holds 50 Lyrics. You will choose your 5 favorite in order from 1st to 5th and email your votes to the assigned email address. (Complete instructions will be sent to all participants). When you vote, you will automatically receive 6 points (A first place vote gets you 5 points, so this is 1 better) towards your own lyric. If you choose not to vote, then you can still participate, but you're 6 points in the hole to all those who do. Because you won't be able to vote on your own "page" there are no conflicts in voting for your own lyric in Round 1. We will not allow those who move on to round 2 to vote any further in the process.

If we missed something, or you have questions, please email us here.
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Instructions on how to post your lyric:

If you are new to these message boards, the way you post a new lyric is to click the button on the top right of the screen that says "Post Reply." Then you should PASTE your lyric into the box. We suggest you type it OFF LINE first, in case you have a problem posting, we don't want you to have to re-type all that text again. Use the Copy/Paste function on your computer to do this.

Once you have pasted all the text (which should include full title of the lyric, the full name of all the writers and the copyright date) click on the "Submit New Topic" button at the bottom of the page.

If you need to edit your lyric, you are welcome to do so. You click the icon above the post with the Pencil and Paper. This will open your post so you can delete text, add text etc... You can't completely delete your entire post, you can only remove the text from it. If you need your lyric entry deleted (i.e. you aren't going to enter any lyric) then contact a moderator for their assistance.

Remember, you must be registered to post your lyric entry. This is completely separate from being a Just Plain Folks member and getting the newsletter. To register here, simply click the link on the top right that says "register" and follow the instructions. You will choose your own username and a password will be emailed to the email address you supply. Be sure to remember to type in both your user name and password CASE SENSITIVE or it won't work.

If you've previously registered, but can't remember you password or user name, you can have it emailed to you by clicking the link that says "forgot password?" in the preferences section (under the link that says "profile.")

If you have additional questions about any of this process, please post them here on the Post Marked "2006 Lyric Award Guidelines and Discussion" and someone will answer it for you usually the same day.
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So.. here we go again folks! Good luck to everyone!

Brian

[This message has been edited by Brian Austin Whitney (edited 04-17-2006).]

Hi Folks,

We're starting the Lyric Award Entry Process right now (a tiny bit early).

Here's the link to enter:
http://www.justplainfolks.org/ubb/Forum59/HTML/000021.html

Brian, are the winning songs from previous contests posted anywhere?

I can find entries, but not the winning lyrics.

Thanks,
Kathy

Kathy,

You can still view the nominees and winners linked on the Awards section of the website. They're there.

Keep in mind that every year the odds are far greater to get a nominations in this one category than any other (except the Video which is even smaller). The odds of winning one of the song genres are 1 in 6000. For the Lyric category, last year it was only 1 in 250.. (Not sure how many entries we'll get this year.. 2 awards ago we had over 500 lyric entries).

Brian

Post all questions here!

Thanks,

Brian

D'OH! I had too many windows open. My apologies.

Hi Brian
ya know, I think people (the lurkers) are more and more coming out of the woodwork, and I think you may have a record for lyrics this year, maybe over the 500 you had one time. Look at all the under 10 post people!!! I bet it grows.

Herbie,

I don't think we'll come close to the 2002 numbers. We might pass the 2004 numbers though. Weird that the only category in the Music Awards not to expand is the Lyric Category. It cut in half the first year and so far this year is even lower than last time. The rest of the awards have grown exponentially in every category each time we've done them. The # of registered message boards posters has grown significantly as well.

The one good thing is that the folks who DO enter have a much higher chance of getting a nomination here and winning an award the other categories where we average a 1 in 5000 shot at winning something.

Brian

I think we're well ahead of the 2003/2004 pace. We didn't hit 200 posts until 30 days into the process. And there's always the rush of posts at the deadline.

That's technically unnecessary because you can edit your entry right up until the deadline, right?




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Marty my home

Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you
recognize a mistake when you make it again!

Hello -- This is a test if this mail thing works!

Marty,

Yes, folks can edit or even change their lyric anytime up until the deadline when we'll lock the post.

Some people are "jockeying" for position thinking there's an advantage to being on one page or another, but we change up the voting order etc.. to keep manipulation at a minimum and with the new voting system, being on a later page has no different advantage or disadvantage to being on an early page. Being at the top or middle or bottom also hasn't shown any advantage in previous years even though some folks theorized that it would.

Brian

I'm just trying to decide which one to post. I loved my choice last time, and it didn't even make it to round two. Ugh.

I think the fact that placement of the lyrics on the page hasn't made a difference shows how conscientious folks have been in reading them before voting. People DO take the time to read (and re-read) all 50 lyrics on a page when making their selections. That is very cool!



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Marty my home

Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you
recognize a mistake when you make it again!

Looks like we just matched the number of 2004 Award entries - and still a few weeks to go!


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Marty my home

Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you
recognize a mistake when you make it again!

Well, we're not even half way to the 2002.. but at least it won't shrink again this year and we have enough participation to consider doing it again in 2008. We'll announce it one more time in the newsletter which should bring in a hundred more so I expect we may hit 400 or more this year when all is done. Odd that in 2002 when we had less than half as many members, that we had so many entrants. Not sure where all those people went. It's actually easier to do this year than it was back then.

Brian

Even in 2002 - over half the lyrics entered were posted in the last week. We could still match it.

Herbie, the hardest thing you will do is try to pick your best lyric. I also liked mine last year, "Beelzebubba", one of my best songs and didn't make the finals. I guess the Devil scared people away. That song got a cut for me. so I guess it doesn't really matter if your lyric will make a decent song or not. It's what ever hits the reader's fancy when the judging starts. Good luck to all this year. Idamarie

Idamarie-
I thought you had the BEST lyric on my page last time by FAR. Your lyric sang right off the page. I could picture every riff and rhythm. I can't believe you didn't make it.

Hey Brian-
It's already on page 6, seems to me last time there were only 5 pages all together.
If people are procrastinators like me, I think you're gonna be surprised by the number.

Deleted my original message. Thought I had found a glitch but I think it was just me. Sorry.

[This message has been edited by Greg C. Brown (edited 05-12-2006).]

Hi guys...as a newbie to this post, I want to tell you this is the most fair and unbiased songwriting contest I've seen online yet. I've entered several (by mail) where you send a tape, you don't know who judges, and you usually have to pay pretty good money to enter each song.

Truthfully, I'd rather be judged "by a jury of my peers!" So good to know that people of every level are part of the process. I bet there's not a song on the charts right now that a seasoned song critic couldn't tear apart for one reason or another. The question is, how does a broader listening audience perceive the song's ability to touch, to move, to entertain?

So thanks, JPF, for a great opportunity. I'm already enjoying reading the many posts. Truly some talents in all shapes and sizes on here!

Lisa

Thanks Lisa, we appreciate the support. We've worked hard to be an alternative to business as usual with most contests and awards programs. It's not easy to do all the work and bear all the expense and still not charge, but we know by removing financial incentive, that a lot of potential bias has been avoided. There's so much music outside of the mainstream that ALSO deserves attention, and we work hard to give that. We have nothing against other awards shows. Frankly, as long as they aren't corrupt, anything bringing positive attention to creative works is a good thing. We just felt our approach is totally different than anything else out there and in the case of this particular category, we also have to count on a little help from our friends to do it right.

Welcome to the group and good luck!

Brian

Ida Marie and Herbie,

I think this process gives all the participants a tiny understanding of what we go through in every category every year. Many times the songs we expect to win actually do. But sometimes a song we felt would be more likely to finish last will win. It's so unpredictable that we try not to stress over it and instead we just work hard to give as much diverse music quality attention and exposure as we can. Some of my favorite lyrics didn't make it out of the first round over the last 2 Lyric Awards either. Some lyrics I totally didn't connect to or like made it to the finals. You just never know. Since we see all the voting and all the results, we know the system is as fair and unbiased as humans can make something. Sometimes when something unexpected happens, it will help teach you something you obviously didn't know. Like how one song or lyric will appeal to the masses in ways another did not. You may not agree but you can't deny reality either.

Good luck to you both this year,

Brian

Ya Brian, Idamarie said it perfect
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It's what ever hits the reader's fancy when the judging starts.
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I'm not trying to deny, just trying to pick one that I wrote that somehow catches the eye of the people involved. I think I'm gonna put a more "message" lyric there this time and hope it moves somebody.

Herbie

I agree, and with the type of 'reader' one encounters at this site, people will invariably test to see if they lend themselves to a musical beat. Of course without being able to hear the writer's 'vision'.

Manel,

We do have a gigantic number of categories for folks to submit their musical versions into! This is the only category out of over 150 that doesn't have music to back it up! = )

Brian

<Of course without being able to hear the writer's 'vision'.>

But I think that's one of the characteristics of a great lyric - upon reading you DO have a feel for the writer's vision. Yes, it is colored by your own, but with just the words their is a flow, and a rhythm. There's a feeling, a build, a climax and a release that suit the story line or topic. And it moves you, even without the music behind it.

Just a hint from the start of this thread:

Note: This is a guidelines page and a place to ask any questions you have about the Lyric Award. PLEASE DO NOT POST YOUR LYRIC HERE!!!! Repeat: DO NOT POST YOUR LYRIC DIRECTLY ON THIS POST!


Here's the link to enter:
http://www.justplainfolks.org/ubb/Forum59/HTML/000021.html

Noticed when looking at some of the entries there are a few that include the links to web pages and sound samples - there weren't any instructions telling folks not to do this. Assume these will be deleted when the numbering is done?



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Marty my home

Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you
recognize a mistake when you make it again!

So we have a week to go to enter the lyric awards. We're 110 lyrics away from the 2002 entries. Anyone think we'll catch that number? We have 10's of thousands of registered message board users alone that haven't entered (let alone the rest of the membership). Heck, we still have more than 110 regular posters who haven't entered, so it should be in reach.

Brian

Hi Brian...

Quick question please. Am I understanding correctly that we may change our minds...
and enter a completely different lyric than one we've submitted?

Thank you for replying.

best wishes,
Kaley.....

Kaley,

Yes. You can switch it as many times as you want until the deadline, then it will be locked in. So you have a week to change your mind. Just click the edit button (pencil/paper icon) and change the text out. DON'T post a new one because it will get deleted. Only the first lyric you post will count and be used.

Brian

Oh Kaley - a woman can never make up her mind...hahah

Hi Brian... Thought I'd responded here already....sorry. Thank you for your reply.....

best wishes...
Kaley..
P.S...Doug, I guess that's true sometimes......but not always a bad thing

I noticed a lot of the "first timers" have ©'s from 2002 or a bit later, which seems to indicate two things, one is perhaps this is their "contest" lyric, who knows how many have won other contests with said lyric, and two, I'm curious to know why in such a long period of time they haven't improved enough to post something newer? It's also fair to say the newbies have a more poetic style than what's generally seen around the JPF lyric forums, and I wonder if that intimadates some of the steadfast posters? Ok enough of my ramble...

Well, I think it's simply a case that we added 15K new members since the last Lyric awards, so a few hundred of them thought they'd get involved which is more than reason enough to do the lyric awards by itself. I think sometimes people forget that the only way for JPF to ultimately succeed is if we continue to find ways to get more people to come out of lurking status where they only read the newsletter or only send a CD in for the awards and start coming to Roadtrip events, start posting on the message boards, start attending local JPF chapter events and so on. If we could get hundreds more involved in a new lyric promotion every time, I'd do it weekly. Seriously.. this and the CD Baby gallery have been great tools to get new folks to take the first step of getting involved. I hope others can help think of even more ways to get new folks involved as well. I am open for suggestions.

Brian

wow, 466 Brian!!! Was the old record 535? Looks like it'll fall just short, but still a good turnout

I nudged a few JPF veterans to get involved who had never (or rarely) used the boards, but who were/are very active in the group in all other ways. That nudged the numbers some. = )

Brian

About the copyright being older. I wrote lyrics several years ago that were just now put to music and included in a cd that was just released. I would like to enter these lyrics and that's why they may seem outdated but I don't see anything in the rules that say it has to be a 2006 copyright. Am I correct on this?

Dred,

Absolutely. We don't put any limits on what can be entered except that you can't enter the same thing more than 1 time. We have older songs, albums and videos also entered. Music doesn't have an expiration date like milk. Nor does lyrics etc. So any date is perfectly fine. Often new album releases also have older songs on them and Grammy winning songs could have been written years ago as well. They have rules about release dates (versus dates of creation) as does the Oscars. But the movie that won picture of the year in 2006 was actually finished in 2004.

So you're fine. I do think some folks write a handful of songs and then send those sames ones out year after year to contests. That's why we have the 1 rule about not re-entering the same thing more than once. People still try to do it, but we eliminate those when we find them.

Brian

C'mon people - deadline day. Just 38 more needed!

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Marty my home

Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you
recognize a mistake when you make it again!

Hi Folks,

So we're at least at the number where it would be tough to take just the top 5 lyrics on each page straight out because the reality is that we'll have 10-15 songs all tied up in 3rd, 4th or 5th on several pages so trying to take top 5 is nearly impossible. I am working on several scenarios on how to get from app 500 (plus last minute entries today) to 50 for round two. One is to simply take the highest "average" votes into consideration as tie breakers. (Since we won't have the same number of judges on every page because some people just won't bother to vote even though it costs them 6 points). Also we'll use the fact that you voted or didn't vote as a tie breaker (so if you don't vote, you're down 6 points, plus you lose the tie breaker.. so keep that in mind). I also think we'll have to consider really strong lyrics that finish 6th-10th on one page versus lyrics that finish 4 and 5 on a weaker page. We could use the numbers, but if a page has ALL strong lyrics, those will ALL have lower average scores than a page with all weak lyrics. I haven't read the pages, so I don't know if it applies, but since we won't likely be able to take a straight top 5 from each page because of ties, we migth as well work to get the very best lyrics we can into round 2. I will certainly take at least the top 3 to 4 from each page.. but that 5th spot might go to a different page if it makes sense. So just letting you all know that in advance. The idea is to recognize the best stuff, not just a forced numerical equation. If we could open voting to ALL the lyrics, we would, but there's just not enough time for everyone to read and screen 500+ lyrics. So the 1 page rule has to be in effect.

Any thoughts?

Brian

How about taking the top 4 from each page and then using a panel of judges willing to review all 500 to pick the last 10. If the panel's top 10 (or top 20) are all included in the top 5 from each page anyway, then you could revert back to using the top 5 from every page ...

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Marty my home

Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you
recognize a mistake when you make it again!

Brian-

What about having a few (maybe 5-10) "Wild Card" songs that could be taken from any page. That way you can still have the top 5 from each page, regardless of how strong the grouping is and then use the wild cards for songs that were good, but just missed the cut because they were on a strong page.

I think it is fair to tie the voting to the tie-breaker. If you are willing to enter the contest, you should be willing to participate by voting for your favorites.

Chuck

Chuck,

We need to keep the next round to 1 page of lyrics, which is a max of 50. It's easier for people to vote on and will improve the second round participation. Last time we had trouble getting anyone who didn't get nominated to vote, and found in some cases there was indication of people voting "party" lines (i.e. for their friends that made it to round 2). There's no way to prove one way or the other if that happened (i.e. they COULD have been their favorites) but the solution to bias is a large number of judges which overwhelm favoritism for the most part.

We have over 500 lyrics now, so at most we'll take the top 4 from each page and the last 10 will be wild cards. That's the best thing to do as I see it right now.

Brian

Brian, When do you expect to assign pages for our review. Frank V.

I think that's fair, especially considering the number of entries.

Chuck

June 10th-June 30th, 2006: We will have voting by actual members on their 5 favorite lyrics (in order) from an assigned page via email once the posting/entry deadline passes.

From the first post in this thread...

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Marty my home

Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you
recognize a mistake when you make it again!

It sounds fair to me. If the distribution of songs on a page is random then what ever advantage or disadvantage a song gets from being on a strong or weak page is luck. Like the wind blowing during a golf tournement.

Possible idea for tiebreakers...

in the event of a point tie, the song with the most 1st place votes wins, it that's a tie, then most 2nd place votes, etc. The chances of 2 songs having the exact same mix of votes is much less than the chance of 2 songs having the same point total.
If that's still a tie, the song that took the lead first with the earliest vote wins.

Brian, when can we expect the email on which page to vote?

Regards,

Teddie Cochran

We will email all the participants after we get the posts cleaned up and numbered. We'll also post the instructions here for those who block our emails with their spam filters (which in this day and age is nearly inevitable).

Brian

Hi, two things.

Entries aren't randomized, in that pages are presented in chronological order. Who knows, there might be some factor favoring early (or late) submissions. Might there be some easy way to create new pages with the entry dates randomized? Maybe not a big deal at all, but worth contemplating.

Also, I submitted a lyric on 5-28. When I just looked at it on 6-05, I saw that all the apostrophes had somehow changed to babble characters since I last looked at my lyric in this forum. So without thinking, I edited the post to fix the apostrophes. Hopefully this late "edit" won't disqualify me!

Cheers,
Hoagie

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Brian, I thought that the thread for submitting new songs has been closed. Why are there new songs being entered? Is the thread open again? Some of my friends would like to submit their songs but thought the submission date was the 31st. Frank V.

The thread is open for several reason. First, so that a few people who had problem posts could re-post correctly. These include folks who had sent me lyrics directly via email instead of posting them. Throughout the entry period I re-directed many folks to post correctly, but when the deadline hit, I had to lock the post. So I gave them the same chance to post correctly that I gave everyone else. Also, it is open so that people missing lyric author, title and copyright info could correct it. We still have 21 lyrics missing title or author info that needs to be fixed for us to leave them included in the entries. As for the question about fixing stuff on your post, I don't mind if you do that while the post is open, but once posts are numbered, you can't change anything else or it will have to be deleted. We have to have a cut off so things can be judged.

As for early/late posting, since each page is judged individually in the first round against the other lyrics on that page, date of post doesnt' matter. It might affect if you posted with many other quality writers, but that could have happened on any given day. Also keep in mind that people who tried to post at the end of a relatively weak page might learn later that they posts have shifted because of duplicates or invalid posts and their strategy might backfire. We try to keep "strategy of position" irrelevent the best we can so that the only criteria being judged is the quality of your lyric.

That's the scoop. Once post #'s are included things are locked in. And without direct permission from me, any new posts will be deleted before we start. Of the 3 new posts, only 2 were authorized.

Brian

Brian, Thanks for the explanation. Frank V.

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
1 1 As It Was Ending Brian Franklin tumbleman1
2 1 Falling In Jake Armerding ding
3 1 Hundred and Two Richard Blum sweetjoyce
4 1 KA-BLAM Cindy Lucas Cindy LaRosa
5 1 Runnin Doug Allison Liszt Laughing
6 1 To All Our Dreams Linda Anthony Linda A
7 1 I Waited Alex Wolfe Parnes CanisLupus
8 1 Momma I'm a Cowboy Rick Devin Rick Devin
9 1 Cowboys & Indian Philosophy Steven Barkhimer SBarkhimer
10 1 Close Your Eyes Michael Palazzolo mpal
11 1 This Blue Before Charles Jackson Smith jacksmith
12 1 Whiskey Wild Bayou Child Michael Thomas Ellis Michael Thomas
13 1 Below the Waterline David McAdams DavidMcAdams
14 1 What of the Children of the World? Donna Klein ktunes
15 1 My Friend Mia Steven McLachlan StevenMcLachlan
16 1 A Love That Runs So Deep Al Alvarez Al The Pal
17 1 Shadows and Light Susan R. Jones SRWJones
18 1 Until We're Together Again Katherine J. Cochran Kathy97
19 1 High Wire Doug Kolmar dkolmar
20 1 Wasted Adele Wilding adele
21 1 The Perfect One Denise Vasquez Denise Vasquez aka Social
22 1 The Man with the Can Steve Prater Steve Prater
23 1 The Southern Cross John Thomson j poet
24 1 Friday the Thirteenth Before Valentine’s Steven Wesley Guiles teleguy2
25 1 Lost Alan Hague Alan Hague
26 1 Times are Tough Bill Payne strypes
27 1 Sunset Dreams Michael Carboni magicsongs
28 1 Tomorrow's Children Janet Allyn Spiritsong
29 1 Miracles Phyllis Chapell phyllis chapell
30 1 To The Academy Tracy O’Connell TAO
31 1 As We Dream Michael Ososki MikeOso
32 1 5 AM or 7:22 John Thomas Oaks hahaworld
33 1 Seriously Linda M Linda M
34 1 I Wish You Didn't Trust Me So Much Marvin Adcock & John Bizzack Marvin
35 1 She's Gone for Good Grant Stevens GEStevens
36 1 Following Christ Beryl Quinton Beryl Quinton
37 1 A Family Again William P. Jenkins FreeWill
38 1 Something Special John Voorpostel John Voorpostel
39 1 The Hard Ride Vern Batty desertskies
40 1 Thinking ‘Bout What I’ve Done Sam Morrison convalian
41 1 Without Love Franklin A. Vassallo Softkrome
42 1 She Wasn’t Dancing for the Boys Richard P. Myers joyboy
43 1 Dog Eared and Dusty William T. Mills celticpicker
44 1 The Only Thread Kevin Winchester HD28
45 1 The Invasion Of Chelsea Shandy Lawson Shandy
46 1 Snowflake David Burtner summeoyo
47 1 I Am You Chris F. Billiot moonerfan1
48 1 Patrick O’Daugherty Ned Massey nedmasey
49 1 Distant Star Utopia Paul Buchignani Paul Buchignani

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
50 2 My Best Guess Jana Pochop Jana
51 2 Little Brown Bear Kaley Willow Kaley Willow
52 2 Breathe Nikkole Hall Nikkole
53 2 Hank Lori Kelley FrodoLives
54 2 If It's Not A lot Justin Hauser HauserJustin
55 2 So Many Young Men Matthew Temple Eyesofapoet
56 2 Misery Billie Burke Estate BillieBurkeEstate
57 2 Yard Sale Sherrin Frances sherrinfrances
58 2 The War is Over Susie Breidenbach sbreiden
59 2 Before These Jeans Were Faded Russ Bonagura frimpy
60 2 Being Me Robin Dellinger dellinger
61 2 Falling Down Scott Mosher Cyberwolf
62 2 We've Got Soul Gibson and Mileti randygibson
63 2 You Are Like The Rain Clint Anglin clint751
64 2 Are You Ready for the Judgement Ric Ledford ric4music
65 2 I Travel Alone Evan Walter ER
66 2 Ham for the Holidays Lynn Julian girlintheband
67 2 It's The Music That I Love Bob Lever Boblever
68 2 The Family Tree jeanie carlin jeanie carlin
69 2 Tokyo Hotel Blues John Vaughan john-vaughan
70 2 Missin' You Jak Kelly jakkelly
71 2 My Back Yard Krisanthi Pappas Krisanthi
72 2 Headed Home Louise "Goody" Haines Ms.Goody
73 2 Just To Be With You Steve Humes steveintampa
74 2 Don't Make Me A Hero Kevin Wright FloridaRanger
75 2 Respect Is The Key Kevin Mulderig Captblue
76 2 Creed E. Muller LaneyBird
77 2 Give Me Reasons Lewis Hallam TheUnknownPoet
78 2 Shining In Your Grace Amelia Rose AmeliaRose
79 2 All-American High Jim Mason Jim Mason
80 2 Wanderlust Scott W. Campbell scott59
81 2 Peas Porridge Cold Brian Rock Brian Rock
82 2 Where All Kids Make the Team Jules J. Dobrowolski Jules
83 2 Back When We Were Young Mike Worrall mlworrall
84 2 Maybe Sometimes Barkin Barney barkin barney
85 2 Wild Mustang Idamarie Naelitz Idamarie Naelitz
86 2 Forget About Me Anne DeMille AnneInCA
87 2 Santa Claus John Baylor jrb57
88 2 Deadman Bay Stephen Brooke Stephen Brooke
89 2 Tucker’s Point Dan Cunningham pickndawg
90 2 Proverbial Rag Dave Nealon Dave Nealon
91 2 The Crowd Doug Barnett niffgurpo
92 2 Every April Aaron Authier airun
93 2 Willow Tessa Souter Tessa Souter
94 2 The Cat with the Strat Joe Wrabek roxhythe
95 2 Separate Ways annemarie borg Ange 26
96 2 Sleeping With My Eyes Open Patrick McCann ptmccann
97 2 My dishes don’t match no more Gus Wolman with Joe Harris nashvillecat
98 2 The Woman Behind The Smile Don Noble donnoble
99 2 It Was Snowing Victoria Wang victoria

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
100 3 How I'll Say Good-bye Tony Gunter tonedeaf
101 3 Glad To Meet Me Steve Pierce steve pierce
102 3 Beltane Night Lael Whitehead Lael Whitehead
103 3 God’s Loving Angels Shannon Leigh Rogers Shannon Rogers
104 3 Santa Claus you're fat! Chris VonTanner vontanner
105 3 Who I Need to Be Diane "Linq" Lincoln linq
106 3 Perhaps, my dear Kennan Zishka KZishka
107 3 You Better Love My Mama and My Dog Lynn R. Orloff LyricalLynn
108 3 You Calvin Stewart Calvin
109 3 Still Looking for You Karla Starr karlastarr
110 3 Remember Me Bill Robinson bill robinson
111 3 Dead Will Dance Moira Nelson Moira Nelson
112 3 So Wrong Rana EchoesOfRana
113 3 When the War is Won Erik Balkey & Pat Wictor Erik Balkey
114 3 There Goes the Neighborhood Fred Stanton Fred Stanton
115 3 Come Home Soldier Karen J Davis kdavis8710
116 3 I Feel The Heat Don Wood dwpdx
117 3 Wish It Would Rain Gentry Bronson gentrybronson
118 3 I Can't Imagine a World Without Israel Karen Daniel KDRainbow
119 3 THings I'd Do 4 U Grant Baciocco Toasterboy
120 3 The Notes He Didn't Play Clay Hotchkiss dcom2
121 3 Kickin' Stones Rik Yerzik rikonthebeach
122 3 Letter from a Citizen Sheridan Malone smalone2k
123 3 A Narrow Escape David Cloyd goodevening
124 3 Breathing Still Elise Lebec elise Lebec
125 3 Woolly Mammoth Robert Farrell robertfarrell
126 3 Open Your Eyes Alison Freebairn-Smith Alisongs
127 3 Not Today Robin Brantley info@rubyredmusic.com
128 3 How To Treat A Woman Richard Bates richardbates
129 3 The Same Mary Kathy Hussey Kathy Hussey
130 3 Party Girl Deborah J Hamouris DJ Hamouris
131 3 Mollusk Brent Crowe thewaybackyard
132 3 Miles of Time Susan Julian Susan Julian
133 3 It’s just the devil in you Olga Wilhelmine/sperling lieder laolga
134 3 Infibulation Tony Parker thecaptain
135 3 White light Bob Underwood Bob Underwood
136 3 I Ride My Bicycle Greg Spence Wolf and Paul Glover Greg Spence Wolf
137 3 I Remember Clay County Susan Nikas Susan Nikas
138 3 Friday Night at the Ice Cream Stand Charlie Cheney charliecheney
139 3 Just A Cowboy at Heart David Wells David Wells
140 3 The Love Residing Daily Phil Darkins Phil Darkins
141 3 Silent Adriana Roze theendless
142 3 Saving Grace Barbara Wilkinson and Sonya Wood barsoda
143 3 Where Did Your Love Go Dennis Davey Dreaman
144 3 Phases Michael Brent Haynes brentwood
145 3 Oil Barons Taylor Webb, William Durham, Kenny Stephenson, Vinnie Velardi Tazer
146 3 The Falling Ascent Pollard Wright Berrier bluevox
147 3 Looking for America Walker Caine walkercaine
148 3 Ladybug George Einar Nelson 2loose
149 3 Every Day is a New Day Robin Paglia-Dennis rlpd82

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
150 4 Glad You Do Margaret MacDonald margaretmacdonald
151 4 I Can't Shake the Dust Off These Boots Any More Will Dudley willdudley
152 4 Salt of the Fallen Tear Stan Loh Lagusaya
153 4 Crumbs R. Yeardley, M. Brandt yeardley
154 4 The Body Dan Bazzy NewDawn
155 4 Take Me Back Kevin Neal kdneal
156 4 Tejanita Mike Surratt mikesurratt
157 4 One Pamela Chappell Pamela from Michigan
158 4 Set your sail Tim Jefferson Tim Jefferson
159 4 Chablis Victoria Pennock spelsngr
160 4 Shrimp Fried Rice Nomi Yah nomi
161 4 That's What Crazy People Do Louie Fleck LouieFleck
162 4 To Have and To Hold James McVay jamesmcvay
163 4 Mythology Robert Baker robert baker
164 4 Except You Teddie Cochran teddie359
165 4 Rosalee Robyn Landis rlandis
166 4 Ballerina Beautiful Patricia Baker TriciaBaker
167 4 The Closest Thing to Prayin' Joe Kowan Joe Kowan
168 4 Home Where You Belong Rachel Harvey harveygirl1989
169 4 Amy (or Someone Like Her) Jerry R. Teter jrteter
170 4 Highlights Douglas Campbell crosstrax
171 4 MIDNIGHT BLUES WILLIAM W. MARTIN BILLY MARTIN
172 4 I Love You Evermore Brian Ford bkf
173 4 Make Me Feel So Good Lana Sprague / LV Dabbs VBAND
174 4 Garbage Day Susan Lynne Sorensen OhSusanna
175 4 The Best Years of My Life Stephen D. Sloan Stephen D. Sloan
176 4 Jesus was a Bachelor Greg Tamblyn gregncw
177 4 When I Fall Bruce Scism / Beth Scism / Gary Best brucescism
178 4 I Gave Up on Nashville Trent Holloway trent
179 4 Foundation John Harley Weston info@johnharleyweston.com
180 4 Why Can't I Go Home? Bree Noble & Carol Park breernoble
181 4 Incompetent Design Candy Davis Parsley
182 4 Katherine, With The Caring Eyes Cole Steven Donovan bigcoled
183 4 My Father's Arms Allison Lynn Allison Lynn
184 4 OB City John Wyndham johnwyndham
185 4 Angels In Atlanta Freddie Long freddielong
186 4 Reflection Dean FH Macy deanmacy
187 4 Stone Throwin' Town Bill Hahn Bill Hahn
188 4 The Only One Laughing Daniel Dreamwalker dreamwalker
189 4 Quest Oliver Sebastian trementatis
190 4 Fine Tuning Randi Joy Logsdon / Caplow rjoy
191 4 Borderline Security Jacques Goudreault Jacques
192 4 Beautiful Sad Ken Brodie kennyboy
193 4 U are The One Corey ChildofGod
194 4 Fool For You Michael Jacobs sacrednation
195 4 Just A Guitar Dan Hazlett Dan Hazlett
196 4 Miracles Everywhere Adriana Giancoli agiancoli
197 4 Like James Brown Peter Dunstan yocahuna
198 4 Just One More Marty Helly Marty Helly
199 4 Remember Liverpool Matthew Fox Matthew Fox

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
200 5 My Distant Dreams Joe Calitri JStudd1
201 5 When the Leevee Breaks Vanessa Torres vtorres
202 5 Surely Forgot Jennifer McLean Jenn_Mclean
203 5 The Speed of Darkness Jack Erdie JDFolk
204 5 Thousands of Angels Darlene Sams darleesams1342
205 5 New Orleans Steve Furbish Uncle Steve
206 5 How Katie Feels Nigel Clothier SharpPractise
207 5 Changing December Nicholas Blechman mandokid
208 5 Memorial (Far Too Young) Bruce Paul birdcat
209 5 Stronger For Your Flame Randall Williams whereisrandall
210 5 The Belle of New Haven David Anderson thinkabilly
211 5 Hold You Luke Holder lukeholder
212 5 Those People Janet Saugstad author5000
213 5 The Christmas Card Debra Peterson Debbiepete1
214 5 Tenderness Mary Sarah marysarah
215 5 The weight of you in your resting state Sean Hoots sean in three persons
216 5 Maggie & Jack George Thomas Jorge Zorro
217 5 New Orleans Michael Packer michael packer
218 5 Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Tonya Betz tonyabetz
219 5 Postcard Gregory C. Federico Nilebluejazz
220 5 Midnight Café Phillip A. Pearson iRone2
221 5 Waiting for the Sun Mark Osachoff Anthill1
222 5 Wizened Warrior Willson & McKee McKee
223 5 Forgiven Cheyenne Medders Cheyenne Medders
224 5 Democracy Richard Groombridge richy gee
225 5 That's Why I Never Get the Blues Joe Cash truebluesband
226 5 Unraveled Alice Olsen aliceo
227 5 Like Everybody Else Drew James Drew James
228 5 Between Mason and Dickson J. K Coltrain & Richard Aberdeen imdreamweaver
229 5 Love Can Do Anything John Trower thebeers
230 5 Listeners (Eon) Eon
231 5 Old Africa Zdon Paporrella Zdon Paporrella
232 5 Twistin' in the Wind Robert Blake Drbob
233 5 Never Too Late For a Goodbye Dale Selch Dale Selch
234 5 Reach Out and Shake His Hand Vanessa Bordlee royaldghtr
235 5 The Thief David Thom/Andy Shaw hughjjohnson
236 5 Ringin' My Southern Belle Denis Feehan denisfeehan
237 5 The Last Snow LoisMae Howard Loismae Howard
238 5 Angel Eyes Les Vaughn guitarman1943
239 5 The Death of a Closest Friend Stan Good TampaStan
240 5 The One Russell Lee thisdyingneed
241 5 The Margarita Song Dennis J. DeRenzo DeRenzo1
242 5 Cardinal in the Snow Marian Mastrorilli mastrose
243 5 Never Give Up Your Dream Joan Henry shewolf_jh
244 5 Breathe Kathy Nelson Kathy Nelson
245 5 Climb Dan Bredesen Bredboy
246 5 Laugh About Later Jeff Payne JKPayn
247 5 Corner of the World Daniel Adlerman bookkids
248 5 Great Expectations Justin Hopkins justinhopkins
249 5 Praying for Rain Mark Houghtaling these hands

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
250 6 Another Day Dolores O’Sullivan DoloresO
251 6 Ashes to Ashes Sparkie Allison Sparkie
252 6 Overtime Carol Lanches lanches
253 6 You Can't Leave It Behind Gregory Becker gBecker
254 6 Come, Explore! At Your Library Mary Jo Maichack / Gregory J. Maichack Mary Jo Maichack
255 6 Winter Promises Dennis L. Graf dennisgraf
256 6 She’s In My Head Again Leslie W. Hackworth / David L. Rice hack
257 6 Sweet Stuff Michael Wind ascydeus
258 6 Within the Giant's Eye? Deb Cavanaugh lark
259 6 A Thousand Miles Away Alan D. David sideman66
260 6 Old Love's New Song Cindy Grayson sylkie27
261 6 A Man Must Bust His Butt Isaac Jones isaac42
262 6 Say Jesus Sweet Jesus Wayne Benjamin FL Iroquois
263 6 Basset Hound Trees David Hunkins Moosesong
264 6 Somethin' 'bout the Rain E.B. Martin TaoJones
265 6 I Could See It In Your Eyes Steve Robinson sekinch
266 6 Good Little Children Jim LaPrad mattockhead
267 6 Plaid Pajama Pants Debra Kitzman Debra04
268 6 Where the Wind Blows Peter Meixler xfx
269 6 You Are Kimberley Williams lyrical1
270 6 Gimme a Minute Clausen/Heath jimichic
271 6 It's a Girl Greg Walker Greg Walker
272 6 Photograph Pictures Tony Graham tonygraham
273 6 The Summons S. Hulley SusiQ
274 6 A Lemon and Two Bells Noel Gordanier Roosta
275 6 Hey You Now Stefan Jacobson Les Issambres
276 6 This Poor Fool Ed Billeaud edbilleaud
277 6 A Friend To Me Karla Blake pancake
278 6 I'm Not That Strong Dawson Cowals. dawsonc
279 6 Burns for her Love Duane Bryars richie_sambora
280 6 Painted Ponies Deborah Cissna Hisdaughtr
281 6 Two Pairs of Feet Annie Tennisco, Mike Amason cuebald
282 6 Meant to Fly S Cooks blaqigam
283 6 The Rebel Carl Hauck carlhauck
284 6 Borderlands Jeff Callahan jeffcallahan
285 6 The Road That Knows My Name Harris/Drummond tindrum
286 6 In My Heart And In My Soul Eugenio R. Corpus III erc_iii
287 6 Na Na Baby Goodbye Andrew Karpinski Andy K
288 6 Goodness and Mercy Lisa Crum Lisa C
289 6 Beach Whistles Rick Heenan heen-man
290 6 Simple Me Tim Glenn timglenn
291 6 America Bless God Nate "Boomer" Robison boomer
292 6 The 13th Pew Greg C. Brown Greg C. Brown
293 6 Two Hearts in Tune Karen Bentley Pollick arielview
294 6 I Don’t Dance Sober Ben Willis ben willis
295 6 Don't get your Honey (where you make your money) Darryl Lee Wood flexitude
296 6 Hollow C M Wallach C M Wallach
297 6 RETURN TO THE GARDEN James Park Manelvagor
298 6 Christmas, Carolina Style Anne Abernathy Roth missanne
299 6 The School of Staying Alive Michael Sheehan Big Secret

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
300 7 That Moment Colleen Gray ShadesofGray
301 7 AIN'T CHASING A BUICK Jeb Barry jebbarry
302 7 Younger by Moonlight Charles Ronald Wyvill solarvortex
303 7 The Technology Blues Joe Meyer homesteasy
304 7 Come Along, Beth Dean Brantley Taylor DeanTaylor
305 7 It's the Beat in Your Heart Donna Lynn Rector DonnaLynnRector
306 7 Billy's Train Becky Wright / Becky Wright Songs bwsongs
307 7 JK Deto 22 Roc 1 PHENETIKS
308 7 Heros in Boxes Albert C. Hamilton Twisted Texan
309 7 Gather the Days Brent Heckerman bheck68
310 7 He Sees with Better Eyes Anita Stokes AnitaS
311 7 Shame Tori Sparks ToriSparks
312 7 On the Hills of Whitesville Donna Dutchess dutchessdnn
313 7 The Voice in My Heart Knows (Harmony) ynez fernandez-reyes Harmony5
314 7 Two Sides to Every Coin Doug Norris Doug Norris
315 7 If I Caught Her by Surprise Bobby Sahlen / Jim Berault BobbyMex
316 7 Jesse and Kate Douglas Murphy dougdude
317 7 Mad Sarah of San Jose James B. Mitchell JamesM
318 7 Midnight Witch Sonya Green sonyag
319 7 Drifting Along with the Wind Darrell House Darrell House
320 7 Don't Give a Grizzly a Backrub James M. Quillen James M
321 7 Time Stops for No One Smokey Lonesome Smokey Lonesome
322 7 The Pledge DC Terry dcterry
323 7 Small Flame Burning Gary Lynn Burt dovelane1
324 7 Timeless Deb Ramos DebRamos
325 7 When Vikki Flawith Hummingbird
326 7 The Choices We Make Herbie Gaines Herbie Gaines
327 7 Maybe Weeks Kathy Touin KathieTouin
328 7 Blood on the Sword V Pellerano dakota
329 7 The Barkeep Timothy A. Perry Tim Perry
330 7 Now I Know Darcy Nair darcynair
331 7 Portrait of a Circus Melissa Webb mwebb
332 7 Ten Pound Grin Pete Ekstam peteekstam
333 7 Media Deprivation Jeff Root JeffRoot
334 7 Treat Your Children Fine Jim Pearson jimmybearpearson
335 7 Big Cities, Little Towns Joshua Jones JoshuaJones
336 7 Risk It All Tommy R. Clawson tclawson
337 7 The Sideman S. Russell Gypsy Picker
338 7 That Which I Should Have Done I Did Not Do Nicholas Markos thehitmaker
339 7 Red River Valley Cassandra von Braun Cass
340 7 The Blues Highway Dennis Clifton/Steve Baccus dennis clifton
341 7 Bad for Me Lisa Nicoll lisanicoll
342 7 Too Much Gravity Jerry Juden shamustwin
342 7 Middle of a Thing James Neal, Jr. bluesax
344 7 Harbor Marc Douglas Berardo MarcDouglas
345 7 If I Had the Copyright Carla Ulbrich carlau
346 7 Like You Used to Do Mike Reese Reese
347 7 Is Life Like a Kite? Cristiann Adams Christiann
348 7 Try to Act Surprised Simon Donohoe side_on
349 7 Can't Change the World Jeff Sheppard shepart

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
350 8 Half as Good (As this Song) Josh Kamensky Captain Automatic
351 8 The Worth of Water Aliza Hava alizahava
352 8 Rest Andrea LaFazia-Cipolla modew
353 8 Will You Give Me Time? Laura Sandage Laura Sandage
354 8 Mortals Make Magic Christine Marie Berkowitz Christine Marie
355 8 The Other Side Elmer Baker & L.V. Dabbs LVBAND
356 8 The Ether Gail Silverman silverg13
357 8 When You Remember Me Renee Safier reneesafier
358 8 The War Song Vicki Noreen Grover Noreen
359 8 Down With Xmas Harry Kopy guest4254
360 8 Scorpion John Storms-Rohm johnstormsrohm
361 8 Nobody's Fool Amanda Graves offthetee21
362 8 What's Left of Me Dann Walsh jumpingeronimo
363 8 Grandma Held the Bible (Grandpa Held the Snakes) Mike Murray Mike Murray
364 8 Eyes Nancy Krebs Nancy Krebs
365 8 Beautiful Angel Todd Mack Todd Mack
366 8 Here for a Little While Sonny B. Bell braveboy09
367 8 Play the Hero (Pat Tillman) Greg Madden reclevel
368 8 Sick at the Heart Noah Zacharin Noah Zacharin
369 8 No Voices Andrew Handrick Handrick
370 8 Take Our Country Back Again Jerre R Haskew TennTroubadour
371 8 No Room for Ceasars' Patrick Dodd Patrick Dodd
372 8 The Glory of My Life Salvatore Liggierri sligg
373 8 Unemployment Line Laura Warfield lakshmi
374 8 Finger on the trigger of the gun Sonya Turner being_of_light
275 8 Frog Rodeo Bill Wood gnome11
276 8 Lost and Found Bob Devine devine1
277 8 Peace Paul H. Schneider Jr. ffbus99
278 8 The Power of Calling Your Name Harriet Ames Harriet Ames
379 8 No Time for the Blues Faith Gibson faithgibson
380 8 Patience Hope Alane Hope Alane2006
381 8 The Most Amazing Song Bryan Miller BryMiller
382 8 Tip Top John Braman jonbraman
383 8 Then I Fell Erlando/J-uke juke
384 8 Me Shelley Raymond shelleyraymond
385 8 Burdened Erisa Kopp erisa
386 8 Conceived to Consume ÓDoug Furlong dfurlong
387 8 The Whole Town Owe Me Irwin Byron Abrigo Irwin
388 8 Second Shift Blues Kim Tappie Kim Tapie
389 8 The Blues of Johnny Lee George R. Sutton georgie gorgeous
390 8 False Alarms Andy Conrad searad
391 8 Nothin' Sandra Julian Sandra Julian
392 8 Spilt Milk James Vincent (Arcoleo) jarcoleo
393 8 Rachel Played Tim Enright beverlysfield
394 8 A Ship may be Safe Steven B. Eulberg & Jeff Lilley bradwise
395 8 New York City Robin Sombaugh robins99
396 8 Wishful Thinking Michelle Dumond Hipelle
397 8 Wast of Time April Barriero heyapril
398 8 Both Sides of the Gun Fonda Feingold fonda
399 8 She Oughta Know by Now Bob Bradshaw BGBradshaw

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
400 9 Today I Heard an Angel Sing Michael Edison Rose hoofitz
401 9 Corporate Goosestep Kenny the Gardener Kenny the Gardener
402 9 I See the Light…Through the Hole in My Wall Dagmar Bergan DagmarBergan
403 9 Rockabilly Kid Lenny Solomon Lenny Solomon
404 9 My Father's Hands Janet Huderski jacee_h2001
405 9 You Win Bob Bencze flintman
406 9 Powerless Sapan Shah whyyou
407 9 One More Time Brenda Caunter (aka BC Adems) Brenda
408 9 I Am Paula Ajala King o2bking
409 9 U I Am Greguez LG
410 9 All the Lonely People Harry Becker Paco
411 9 War Between the States R. B. Lancaster, Jr. RBLANCASTERJR
412 9 No Compromise Michael Duer Mike Duer
413 9 It's Been a Long, Hard Ride Brandy Wayment bwayment
414 9 Imagine That World Hugo H. Hanson hmansings
415 9 Prayer for New Orleans Nathan A. Baker Nathan A. Baker
416 9 The Ballad of Bob Dylan Norman Lamont nlamont
417 9 Artificial Cowboy Richard Harris rangerrick
418 9 Don't Buy Any Green Bananas Robert Gaspar spar
419 9 Fallen Angel Kathyrn Grimm kgrimm
420 9 Cross the Line Bernie Schmidt b schmidt
421 9 Mercy Calling Zoretta Hopkins ZorettaHopkins
422 9 See it in Her Eyes Mike Shannon & Chick Tsikouras Mike Shannon
423 9 Walking on Sacred Ground Joanne Lurgio Joanne
424 9 Bonnie & Clyde Michael Massimo Michael Massimo
425 9 Finale Olivia Lynn Olivia Lynn
426 9 Stone on Water Boswell Bozwell
427 9 Keep on Walking Amber Gaia ambergaia
428 9 Orange Tabby (It’s the Same Old Pain) Bobbie Gallup Bobbie Gallup
429 9 Old Honky-Tonk Injuries Marcia McCaslin WhoaNellie
430 9 New Eyes Chris Dingman sparrowsong
431 9 Clothesline Roberta Chevrette Roberta Chevrette
432 9 Donncha (Don-nick-ah) Noel Downs Wirdaz
433 9 My Blue Kitchen Michelle Einarsson Lady Michelle
434 9 Always in My Heart Sylvia Griffith Sylvia Griffith
435 9 Anita's Cookie Jar Emily Sanders Emily Sanders
436 9 The Other Side of Night Michael Ryther mryther
437 9 Under the Sun (The Flea Market Song) Michael R. J. Roth EasyHero
438 9 In The Great Desert Of Brazil Lyrics by Astrid Gilberto Hoagie
439 9 Hello Company Lyrics by Ron O’Toole gravityrocksnj
440 9 I’ve Got No Time for This Lyrics by Paul Rodger Clark pixleyarbuckle
441 9 Lulu's Lament Lyrics by Zak Morgan Zak Morgan
442 9 Mistakes Like Me Lyrics by Melody Guy & Tom Kimmel Melody Guy
443 9 I'm Gonna Be Ok Lyrics by Janell Rock janell rock
444 9 This Kind Of Love Never Ends Lyrics by Tammy Edwards Nitesong34
445 9 Simple Stupid Clear Lyrics by Cindy Alexander Cindy Alexander
446 9 Days Of Our Lives Lyrics by Jody Whitesides Whitesides
447 9 I'll Always Be Your Dad Lyrics by Brenda Everett Brenda125
448 9 Sweet Rain Of Love Lyrics by Moker Jarrett Moker Jarrett
449 9 In My World Lyrics by Bev Albert bumkinoo3

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
450 10 Breathing Underwater Lyrics by Ali Handal alivibe1
451 10 Only A Woman Knows Lyrics by Valerie DeLaCruz and Irene Kelley girlsingr
452 10 Diamonds In Her Drawer Lyrics by Teresa Magee Teresa
453 10 Golden Dewey Lyrics by Dave Kemp DaveKemp
454 10 Katie Watie, Magic Lady Lyrics by Kevin Holladay Campfire Kev
455 10 Fade Into The Night Lyrics by Jude Bales nuancemusic6366
456 10 Eleanor Lyrics by Vicki Genfan and Everett Bradley lipsy
457 10 Let Go Lyrics by Claire Cropper cacropper
458 10 ONLY ONE RACE (THE HUMAN RACE) Lyrics by Francis Juma frahmes
459 10 Waitin' For You Lyrics by Leslee Mcgee mcgeeles
460 10 Fair Isles Lyrics by Mark Ellis Mark Ellis
461 10 All Of The Above Lyrics by LeAnne Reaves justawannabe
462 10 LOUGH GRANEY Lyrics by Steven McClintock headway37
463 10 It Should’ve Been You Lyrics by Dennis Wheeler dwheeler
464 10 Free Falling From Grace Lyrics by Lorri Scott dredscot
465 10 Stringing Me Along Lyrics by Adam Ornstead Ozymandias
466 10 Together Lyrics by Ashley Machnick amachnick
467 10 When The Blues Takes Hold Of Me Lyrics by Mark Cook guitarmark
468 10 Walls David W Shepard LandofBroknSouls
469 10 After All Lyrics by Daniela Brando DanielaBrando
470 10 You Heal Me More Lyrics by Marjory Cafone nippy19
471 10 A Little Flour Sack Dress Lyrics by Lori J. Stillwell Lstillwell
472 10 A Nickel In Her Ear Lyrics by David Danley david_ian
473 10 Lullabies Lyrics by Arminta and Blaq Lily Raven
474 10 NEW SONG OF LOVE Lyrics by Ken Jones kfj
475 10 It Ain’t Easy Lyrics by Charles W. H. Billingsley chuckster
476 10 LET THE WOMEN RULE Lyrics by Alien Alright Pomleroy
477 10 Six Foot Two Mem’ry Lyrics by Judy Hollier Judy
478 10 Beneath the Stripes & Stars Ben Hassenger & Pat Malloy bquietmusic
479 10 Crying Eagle , Broken Wing Lyrics by Pete Larsen Pete_Larsen
480 10 Swim to the Other Side Lyrics by Don Shearer dshearer
481 10 LOVE LINES Lyrics by J. Bevington fallendiva
482 10 Red Dirt Road Lyrics by Kellee Bradley Kelleesong
483 10 Daddy Take Care Lyrics by Peter Davis PeterDavis
484 10 Hello From Johnny Cash Lyrics by John Adler sonofmel
485 10 The Neighbor Lyrics by Bruce Goldish Bruce Goldish
486 10 Church Street Lyrics by John Kloberdanz Jkloberdanz
487 10 Come See Her Smile Lyrics by Faith Rivera & Daniel Ho lilgirlfaith
488 10 Big Ovaries Lyrics by Brenda DeKeyzer Lowry Brenda Lowry
489 10 Floatin’ Round New Orleans Lyrics by Joshua "Bubba" Murrell and Brenda DeKeyzer Lowry Bubba Murrell
490 10 Mama Stands Alone Lyrics by Anna Mathea Martson ltldove
491 10 She Reminds Me Of You Lyrics by Ban Banerjee Ban
492 10 Where Did I Go Right Lyrics by Chuck Crowe Athabaxtra
493 10 Martyrs Lyrics by Duane Michael Tucker rugslob
494 10 Romeo And Juliet Lyrics by Roger H. Morris ROGER H. MORRIS
495 10 Out On My Own Lyrics by Madeleine Brandli mbrandli
496 10 The Distance Lyrics by Duane Allen Harlick Duane Allen Harlick
497 10 Mo Asch's Microphone Lyrics by Larry McGory larrymcgory
498 10 Riding For A Fall Ben Burton Ben F
499 10 Eternal Optimist Lyrics by Mike Littrell mikeo

Post # PAGE TITLE WRITER SCREENAME
500 11 Kiss Kiss Lyrics by Andrea Louise andrea_louise
501 11 The Highway's Heart Lyrics by Vic Moraga vick
502 11 Lone Starry Night Ande Rasmussen, John Arthur Martinez Ande Rasmussen
503 11 93 Maidens Rachael Sage Rachael Sage

Hi Brian,

In the listing above, my entry, #438, "In the Great Desert of Brazil," is listed incorrectly, as "Lyrics by Astrud Gilberto Hoagie." Actually, I'm Hoagie Hill, sole writer. (I noted Astrid Gilberto just as a stylistic reference for the music.) Please correct this, or let me know who I should ask to do so.

Cheers,
Hoagie Hill

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[This message has been edited by Hoagie (edited 06-08-2006).]

[This message has been edited by Hoagie (edited 06-10-2006).]

Brian,..I have down in my notes there are 2...342's on the above database.

few other things to ask in morning.

Kaley