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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Looks good so far. . .
When you first saw Roy's line don't wait too much on me to know if it works cause we could change it later if it gets in the way or move it around
because
It was an excellent hook for the song theme as a whole "what makes him tick"
maybe . . . but it ALL depends on how sad the "missing" part is!!
It might be a fun bridge OR (and don't start it now) whole other song about the same guy AFTER you fall back in love because of this song. Sequel to the same guy.
I'm a little distracted Hey baby, what makes you tick Sometimes you're "thick as a brick" As Ian Anderson said The flute playing Songwriter The leader of Jethro Tull He was. . .
ENDING
Baby what's that tickin' Sometimes you're thick as a brick 'n Sometimes something is missing Hey Hey Aladdin Take me away
Take me away
Gadzooks!
Last edited by Terry G; 03/21/11 12:40 AM.
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