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Lagoons
by Gary E. Andrews - 09/17/26 01:34 AM
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Söndörgő
by Gary E. Andrews - 09/17/26 12:01 AM
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I think what they are saying is to go over the lyric and remove any line that could be said to be "padding" i.e., cutting the fat from the meat. Ask yourself, does this line add to the song, or is it just a filler line? Sure, your melody is pretty much going a certain way, so you'll need to rewrite the line so that it's not padding, filler, etc. A lyric should have single idea, and every line should bolster, further along, add to that idea, until the end.
I think that's what they are saying. When you do this, your lyric will have more impact.
Last edited by pathardy; 07/21/16 08:57 AM.
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