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by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Colm, I'm with you on finishing one song - or lyric - before moving on to the next one. In some instances, one disadvantage of writing a new lyric every day - and often in a matter of just minutes - may be that the author doesn't take the time to carefully consider, assimilate, and apply constructive feedback that had been given on previous lyrics. The same flaws keep cropping up, and there seems to be no progress. This of course is only my opinion - and my own experience of critiquing - but I'd suggest it's more efficient and gratifying to tweak and revise one lyric until it's really good rather than writing a new one - or more - every day and being told the same thing over and over about how to make it better.  Donna
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