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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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p.s. for reference, I used to literally go to MAB's house over the course of two years and he would take my ideas as well. and just go in another room and re-write it. That's why I stopped hanging out with him. He only lived 15 min from my house. Yeah', probably the reason why MAB has dropped off the grid lol... I gave him hell for that $hit at SW101. SONGWRITING SCHOOL MY ASS! Regarding my lyric... The opening verse is in a market. There's no "public child abuse". Do you really think I stole your "story", Kay? Yup sure do. Where do you think the produce isle is?? It's at the supermarket!!! geesh But it's no matter. I'm not worried about people stealing my ideas, cus I will always write them better. All I said was, it's rude.
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