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Songwriter Forum => Introductions => Topic started by: Misanthropist on January 12, 2018, 10:32:35 AM
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I write songs and play a few chords on the guitar.
English is my second language but I harbour thoughts of commanding it well.
In my songs I try to manifest elements of humour that English language offers
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Hello and welcome!
Where are you from?
I have often thought that artists who write in English but it is their second language produce very poetic lyrics...perhaps sometimes as a result of interesting translations :D. The Tallest Man On Earth for example.
Probably those of us who have English as a first language need to pick up a theasarus more often :D
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Hi!
You already know English better than I know any other language. So well done!
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This made me chuckle :)
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Greetings to you, all!
I'm an Albanian man(hopefully, that's enough to put you off)
As for my poetry, I really can't find a better refuge or shield from my worst enemy,namely:me!Thanks for the acknowledgement!
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Welcome! :-)
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Thank you kindly!
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Welcome to the forum xxx
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Thanks a lot. I have stepped out of character just to honour your " combined lyrics"; a cunning notion...
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Welcome aboard, the toast is hot and the butter cold
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Welcome aboard, the toast is hot and the butter cold
Hello to you, and, thank you for inspiring me to jot down these lyrics tonight:
SOLACE
I’l relax tonight
Sip a cuppa -have a bite
Sleep in tight
I breathe in roars
That man tarred my nook and oiled my shores
He throttles planes and revs up 4x4s…
And calls me leper for smoking indoors
I breathe out , now
One of these days I’ll get that man somehow
When pigs fly I might even have a row
But,tonight he gets a back-aching bow
I’ll relax tonight
Sip a cuppa-have a bite
Sleep in tight
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LOVE those lyrics, haunting, crying out for a song, good luck
cpm
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LOVE those lyrics, haunting, crying out for a song, good luck
cpm
I just can't think of any relaxing and sorrowful musical arrangement, but it will come to me.
Thank you!