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#547519 - 10/09/07 06:00 AM
Re: Ande's Lyric Writing Tips
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Aaron Authier
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For the people who want to see my work I have 353 posts and theres an option on my name that says "view posts"
Maybe next time I see a cliche song I should just say
Hey I loved it, it was great and I can sure hear Rascal Flatts singing this!
Every post I type is obviously my opinion for anyone who thought otherwise
And by the way Bill I never said I was a great writer
I know I have a few cliches in a few of my songs but I try my very best to avoid them at all cost and it doesn't make me a hipocrite, If he tried to avoid them I wouldn't have brought it up
Last edited by airun; 10/09/07 06:38 AM.
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