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Breathe
by Bill Draper - 01/20/25 05:32 PM
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by Barry Williams - 01/20/25 09:34 AM
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hi Peter J, you're welcome they are just tools for songwriters to use or not thanks for listening to and commenting on eventually ande Ande, Thanks so much for the guidelines. I can almost be certain to break (or at least severely bend) some of the rules, in each of my songwriting endeavors, but this will surely help to keep me honest.
I just gave my first listen to your song,"Eventually", and I found it to be very enjoyable. It's clean and simple, it conveys both pain and resolve. It gives a nice timeline from the past to the future, and best of all. It sounds GOOD.
I don't know that there is a "perfect song". All we can ever do is write from our heart and hope it touches the hearts of others. If we are successful in doing that, it doesn't matter which rules we had to break to get there. -- Oh -- wait a minute-- that's what you said at the very beginning of this thread, wasn't it?
I appreciate your generosity in sharing your wisdom.
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