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Join Date: Apr 2012
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The Hunt For The Perfect Words
Promoting independent thinking, creativity, and making yourself immortal in even the most imperfect ways. Acoustic/folk lyrics. Odd structure I know but it seems to work as it follows a trail of thought more than anything else. Any thoughts couldn't hurt.
(Verses) Many years before I wrote this song There was a concept that was quite absurd At first a seldom few chose to play along But they could do some things of which we'd never heard They found constellations in our words They could draw a map depicting nouns and verbs And each every man on Earth Could become immortal should the skills be learned And as millenia came to pass The greatest writers left their marks We had Homer, Tolstoy, even Monty Python Who sanctioned wisdom as a form of art Well it's easy to list and exemplify But I'm standing here trying to emphasise That we all have pages in our minds And we all have hopes to realise And it's true, we could just justify Our ways of life by citing quips And soliloquies that we've come across Scouring scripts for any hints or tips (Bridge) But aren't we all just playwrites in the end? Aren't we all just playwrites in the end? (Chorus) Yes we're all just playwrites splitting quills, Staining ink to our shaking palms And scratching our beards for what must be the thousandth time On a holy quest trying to find the perfect words To bring these pages back to life (Coda) And I'm not quitting yet, I'm just taking a moment To remind myself that this isn't ****ing Shakespeare There is no reading between the lines, At best some half-arsed cliche rhymes That I'm pretty sure are irrelevant in the end So if my ink runs dry, then it's time to die And finally I'll have nothing left to say Last edited by ComradeDzhek : 11-16-2012 at 06:04 AM. |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Very nice. could do without the last two lines, but I am not one to judge, just my opinion. The second and forth stanzas stand out the most to me, the word choice makes the whole thing. Intriguing
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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could do without the last two lines, but I am not one to judge, just my opinion.[QUOTE]
i agree with Delan666 on this. But these lyrics make me laugh! Awesome...it's rare that song lyrics are funny and clever at the same time. |
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RE: Su...de "Ret-Siger!"
Join Date: Aug 2007
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That's funny. I actually think the last two lines are the best bit of it.
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whacktacular
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: SO not your business!
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This is very awesome you need an (and) in between the each/every man on earth part. Other than that i liked this a lot and easily related to it
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Nice to see positive responses! I'm still considering the last 2 lines. I think they might work better in context of the music, as lyrics I can see how they sort of stick out.
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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Hey nice lyrics! The last two lines are good you should keep them. Nice use of a rhyme scheme in the lyrics. very poetic.
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Banned
Join Date: Oct 2012
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Thanks for sharing,good article.I like it,I’m looking forward to read other articles.wow, that sounds cool!
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