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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/14/26 10:43 PM
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O'Flynn
by Gary E. Andrews - 07/13/26 03:55 PM
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Wishy
by Gary E. Andrews - 07/13/26 03:09 PM
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Wishy
by Gary E. Andrews - 07/13/26 03:08 PM
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Joined: Jul 2010
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HiDee Sam!
I LOVE the Conversational Quality of this Lyric...it has Real "Depth" at revealing The Singer's emotions..& good character.
(& what Gal DOESN'T like An Apology?) ;-)>
Willie's a Master at using Repetition to Great-Effect, so take note how he's made it Work-Well in this one.
He's also "Posed a Question" frequently through the body of this Lyric..."Maybe"/"If"..that requires a Listener to sort thru some Memories & Mentally-Answer...(a real Attention-Getter/Fine Writing.)
The Bridge is an "Action Step"...His Laments resolve into Listener's Taking-ACTION to help him RESOLVE the Difficulties-Listed.
Ends up on an Apologetic Note, Triple Hook...so ya Never Forget da Name of This Song..Ever.
Too Simple? Too Repetitious? (Too Bad...it's a CLASSIC!)
Nice Post, Bro Sam, Glad ya did so!
Big Guy-Hug,
Stan
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