no doubt, but i think lyric only people are still playing the old model game. That there is actually a market for lyrics, when in fact there is none. But they are still clinging to the idea of writing lyrics for a song, that might get cut or be a hit.

Others just wanna be in the game,, yet others cant do anything else but write lyrics, and the only way to see their lyrics get some use, is to have somebody record it.

Ive seen two types of cowrites. One where the music was worse than the lyric, others where the music was way better than the lyric. I havent seen many that are on equal footing.

I love lyrics, all my favorites are not just good, but the best lyricists. I work on them, But nobody cares about lyrics unless they are invested in you.....

Springsteens lyrics are important to his fans, If I posted one of his lyrics and said it was mine, nobody would care.

Its all perspective, and the world as seen through the eyes of that artist.

Lyrics from Joe Schmoe on Forum A, dont mean anyting to anybody. Not unless that person gets well known, then they will be archiving stuff they posted here.

Lyrics are more than words, they are experiences, and the world as you see it, or as you dont understand it.

Its hard to write a lyric just to write a song, you generally need something to say