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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 1,653
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Hi Cecilee,
I’ve been around for a while but always a bit hesitant to respond to an MP3 post. After all, who am I? What gives me the right? Remember everybody has an opinion so use or lose anything I might say!
I agree with much of Eddie’s critique. Seems like he spent a lot of time giving you some good and honest feedback.
I like the concept of Rivers in our lives but felt your lyrics were a bit too poetic. Really wasn’t sure where you were taking us. As to Eddie’s point maybe personalizing it more will strengthen the meaning and concept. The chorus which in my mind tells us all what the song means, really didn’t. I think if you take more time explaining the concept of rivers in your verses, then the chorus will work. I agree to shorten it as well as you used the line “you’ll will never see” three times. I would spend a bit more time on developing a rhyming pattern, especially in the chorus. I think that will help with meaning and interpretation.
Musically I have no complaints. I think with a professional production, it’s a nice tune that has a lot of potential.
Good luck with it.
Kind Regards,
Iggy
Iggy
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