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Sad Day
by John Lawrence Schick - 09/20/25 04:10 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/19/25 10:21 PM
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LIESURE
by Gary E. Andrews - 09/19/25 05:30 PM
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A Game Of The Discovery
meet you at the function tink glasses at the junction of the low road to high accentuate it with a sigh
at the annual convention we never fail to make mention of how at last years event the trail, trail of the scent
we play a game of discovery when she makes love to me we put away all censure when I make love to her we play a game of discovery we play a game of discovery we play a game of discovery
lurid, lucid, anything but elusive there for the taking no secrets known, no secrets told history in the making
once a year we don't care 'bout the world outside we're all inclusive fire, desire, sparks fly
we play a game of discovery when she makes love to me we put away all censure when I make love to her we play a game of discovery we play a game of discovery we play a game of discovery
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Well, for pete's sake! I can't let you out of my sight for one day and you're messin' around with some chippy at the sales convention. I hope you had protection. Richard. Out our curiosity. Do you write for commercial? Are you developing and pitching your lyrics? Or is it for fun, just on here? You have so many, done rather well. But I don't think I see that many re-writes or fully developed songs from you. In some cases, folks use this board for their first draft and then get private for the rest of it. But usually, I see the finished product somewhere down the line. This is not a crit or anything.....I'm just plain curious.
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Hi Marlene
I've found out that no matter how perfect I think a lyric might be, when it goes into production, there will always be some changes to be made, so why should I drive myself crazy, when I know the moment of truth will only besiege me with more tasks!?
As per commercial, some composers have had varying degrees of success with my stuff, nothing major mind you, but as per me, I'm very mindful of the company I keep, and they're money grubbing rats in the music business.
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Thanks for the honest answer, Richard. I'm thinking you mean, the money grubbing rats want more than their share.
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Hi rittman well I bumped you off the page grabbing another write, but doesn't seem this had a very long stint on page 1....I think there's a lot more of this going on out there than the stories get talked about. Has a very 21st century ring to it. Even the word choices. love the use of censure! good luck with it.  jm
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Rittman, I like this lyric I really do but the we play a game of discovery repeated 3 times is making me dizzy if I was to try to sing it I think i'd pass out was this intentional? Maybe it's subliminal in some way maybe three times fast is Buy it Buy it Buy it now and don't pay the record execs just pay me. But then maybe I'd have to play it backwards to find that out pretty clever!
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Hi Derek? Thanks actually if you play it backwards it says Paul isn't dead, but his ex has a peg leg 
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Hey Ritt! I like this! It reminds me a bit of Neil Simon's play "Same Time, Next Year." This is my favorite part - lurid, lucid, anything but elusive there for the taking no secrets known, no secrets told history in the making Charlann
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Hi Rittman:
An interesting story told well with few words....
What kind of music do you hear for this? I'm kinda picturing a guy at a piano bar.....
"we never fail to make mention of how at last years event the trail, trail of the scent"
Not sure how well this will transition into the chorus - seems to be leaving a thought hanging. Might work with the right delivery and music....
Cool idea....nice writing...
Scott
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