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Bugsey,
I can't quite determine if you're asking a legitimate question or if you're mocking me. Not that I mind. Mock all you want. My friend already had the hook and asked me to come up with the verses, pre-chorus, and bridge, so I did. Good luck with your work sir. :-)
Peace No I wasnt mocking, just trying to learn a bit about your writing process, helps to learn other peoples too. It just seemed a bit unlikely that you wrote INVINCIBLE, on paper and then they stretched it out like that. Which you answered that. Just trying it myself. That is where it is always helpful to have a melody before writing a lyric. I have written lyrics to pre existing melodies before, I have done it the same exact way by physically placing the pieces of the map together. harder to write really solid lyrics this way, Bernie Taupin was able to do it. It becomes less about the subject matter and more about how it fits. No mocking my friend. I have written my share of garbage so I wont mock anyone
Last edited by Bugsey; 07/20/13 12:04 AM.
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