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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Eh, Yes, I had a set of lyrics once that really looked good on paper. However when I started to work it out, I do my own melody writing on Acoustic Guitar, I found I needed to do some re-writing to complete it. So many times a set of lyrics look good until you start to put them to music. Every time I write a lyric first, I can never do anything with it musically. I tend to remove myself from music and just write. Almost never works for me, anyway. When i have the music and melody, often times the lyrics wont be as well thought out, I think that's because melody has more economy than lyrics do. A three or four note hook can be magical, but if you wrote the lyric first you wouldnt have written that musical hook line, cause we dont write 3 or 4 word lines
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