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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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You did two versions, Rob. Re-read the entire thread.... Yes, I first released my version. I never changed that one. I still have it. Then you sent me a recording in bad quality and I let Suno do a cover of it. The second version was yours, which was based on your 15-year old one-line concept. You admitted that you only had one line but you claimed your "version" was better than mine. It had identical lines and had pretty much the same melody. If you ask me, that's a steal, but you see it differently. Like I said, I apologized and took the song off the board, but Tony, that's not the way songwriters work together. If somebody inspires you to write a song, you say so. I said your quote inspired me to write that song. You said you had that line and the rhythm (whatever that is) for over 15-years. Since when is one line a song lyric?
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