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Take out the vulgarity and it is no better than any other angry chick song I've read.
Your kidding right? And how many angry chick songs have you read? Well I really don't know. A few I reckon. I still think the lyric is ordinary without the vulgar lines. The performance was very good even though it isn't the kind of music I seek out. Since it was a break through song I'll give it credit for opening up the type of song for female artist's It was on the radio? with the vulgar words? But that's just my opinion. And actually if you and Brian think this is God's gift to the lyric world it might explain why I don't do very well in this business of songwriting.
Last edited by Bill Robinson; 08/06/10 12:16 AM.
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