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by Michael W. Brown - 09/29/26 09:40 AM
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Okaseason
It's math. Songwriters are tuned into the cosmos and are sensitive to it. The more advanced the songwriter, the further out into the cosmos your feelers can reach. The fact that you're finding it tough to write the happy means your feelers may not be getting beyond the stratosphere of earth--where life is miserable for the majority of the planet. There is still hope; you'll need to put filters on your feelers so you're more apt to tune in the happy, and tune out the sad. Adjust your filters based on what kinds of songs you want to write.
Kevin
I also went to view the video you posted, and I loved your song as well. I'm a fan.
JD
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