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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Mark,
Thanks for dropping by to listen. I appreciate your comment about my singing. I wish I were better..at everything, really. But I love working at it and trying.
That casino/El-Nino rhyme did take some work. I could not think of anything to rhyme with casino initially. So then I actually pulled up a list of casino jobs, listed them, and then tried find a good rhyme for the jobs that Tiger Lilly might be working at in the casino. When that didn't work, I came back to casino, itself.
I do have a tendency to get too many words in my songs. That's because some of these ideas take me lots of time, brain storming, thinking, scratching...then I get attached to them even if they detract from the song. I think I need lyric therapy or something.
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