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TV Drama
by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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That's some seriously great writing there. I remember this one, so I guess it's an oldie (ha, ha) -- but it has staying power.
Just super wonderful. I can't tell if I agree or disagree with Matt's point on the singing of Arizona -- might be something to play with. Maybe have the lead guy sing it straight and then have a choral group singing it with the seven syllables.
Kevin Thanks Kevin. I put some thought into Matt's comment. I did sing that as one syllable. Problem is it passes through a bunch of notes and you pretty much have a new syllable with each note - even though you're on the same syllable. If that didn't make sense, I'm not going to repeat it.  So I'd either have to add words, like Matt suggested, or change the melody. Right now, I'm not fired up to do either. If it becomes make or break, I'll give it a shot though Glad you liked the writing on this Scott
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