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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jul 2005
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Hmmmm. Maybe I'll write it in the third person, John. And make the main character a woman. Nah, no one would believe it then. You could definitely write it from the cat’s point of view. Here’s a song I wrote a while back about my friend’s cat (Tommy) who was a bit of a scaredy cat. He used to shoot up the stairs at the slightest sign of danger. It’s sung from the cat’s point of view, I always wanted it to have a Dylanesque whine when I sang it. Hope you like I did indeed, Nige  Mommy Monster - great description  This song resonates with me. I used to let my cats Jackson and Poly out to play when we lived in an apartment. They would make a big show out of chasing squirrels. Until one day Jackson chased one into a dead end. When it became clear to Jackson that he was actually going to catch the thing, he very obviously pulled up short and let it get away. He gave me a look like, "You know I coulda had him, right?"  Was almost as funny as when Poly came face to face with an Armadillo  Thanks for sharing that song  Scott
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