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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/04 00:09:51
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Not a song without lyrics or a melody mate
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eph221
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/04 00:12:09
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The lyrics start out:
Christina, christina remember your name
remember the status that came with your name!
It was you
It was you
And your much treasured game
That drove her
and drove them
to leap from the edge.
And then that little middle section with the synths. Isn't that kind of like David Foster's olympic anthem?
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/04 14:21:05
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Doesn't remind me of anything else - might as well run with it
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/04 19:45:24
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David, not quite. The lyrics show promise but need to be expanded. Of course, the melody is all important, and with this chord progression, I'm sure there is an outstanding melody waiting to happen.
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/04 23:35:46
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The song is coming but not there yet. Chords are fine and you will find some nice melody in them. Keep on humming
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/04 23:39:36
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/05 00:16:21
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I think you have 2 or three songs in there and I don't recognize any of them. My ears say no!
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/05 13:29:31
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Simple answer is no, I am still using them and besides I think furry ears would not look good on the side of your head.
If you did enough research probably after all there are only 12 notes.
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/05 15:02:12
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Doesn't sound familiar to me. I say run with it.
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/05 16:58:50
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look forward to the finished piece David...
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Re: Can I borrow your ears?
2017/03/10 17:37:58
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I should have said *heretofore has this piece already been written?* thanks for trying to help though! :D:D
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