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Songwriter Forum => Feedback on Finished songs => Topic started by: PopTodd on December 24, 2018, 06:49:37 PM
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In honor of said anniversary, here is a song that I wrote about our courtship:
"Come On, Let's Go (https://hoponpop.bandcamp.com/track/come-on-lets-go)
Were we lonely?
I forget
But I can't forget the way you looked
The night that we first met
It was Tuesday
It was late
But not too late to play the flirt
Or play the hand of fate
A smile hello
Come on, let’s go
The bar’s about to close
“Here’s a pen,
“I’ll call you when…”
Were we happy?
I forget
But I can't forget the words you said
When you said it should end
I was happy
What did you expect?
But I didn’t expect the way I felt
When you stayed in my head
The urge to phone
Come on, let’s go
The show’s about to start
“Hey, why not?,
Another shot…
As much as things were meant to be
This was meant to be
As much as this was meant to be
Things were meant to be
As much as things were meant to be
You were meant for me
As much as you were meant for me…
Now where are we?
How could I forget?
We’re on the road, come on, let’s go…
©2007 Todd Leiter-Weintraub
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Dear @PopTodd (http://www.songwriterforum.co.uk/index.php?action=profile;u=19771) - Just love this, superb stuff, I dig the title too,
I wish you lovely cuddles over Christmas.
Rich
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Thank you so much, Rich!
And a Merry Christmas to you and yours, too!
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Man, if someone wrote a song like this for my anniversary, I'd be over the moon :-*
Very beautiful melody and lyrics, and very beautifully sung and produced :)
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Thanks so much, Suzy.
Although, I wrote the song many years ago. Just posting it in honor of the anniversary.
But yeah, it is about me and my wife and the beginning of our relationship.
I appreciate you taking the time to listen to it. And, Merry Christmas to you and yours!
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@PopTodd (http://www.songwriterforum.co.uk/index.php?action=profile;u=19771) What a sweet song and a lovely idea to write a song for your wife! Enjoyed the listen immensely :-)
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Thanks so much Monno!
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Very lovely song, well sung and played and recorded. Nothing to criticise.
Well done Alexander
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Thanks, fischermans!
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Hi @PopTodd (http://www.songwriterforum.co.uk/index.php?action=profile;u=19771)
Nicely sentimental song, well played with a lovely vocal,I like the use of the strings to give it body, it all works very well and sounds great.
Cheers, Mikey
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Thanks so much, Mikey!
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A beautiful ballad, with sentimental moving lyrics.
Love those guitars.
A great listen, enjoyed this one.
Sandeep
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Thanks so much, Sandeep!
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It's got a bit of an epic narrative feel to it this, some of these dipping aspects to the melody really tug on the old heart strings.
Really well thought out arrangement and lovely lyrics striking the right balance between a simple statement of love and a pinch of sentimentality.
Lovely song, well done.
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I'm liking this a lot, with its circular piano led chord sequences and empathetic backing and interesting lyrics.
good work you old romantic
:)
neil
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Yo Pops.
A lovely song man. Sensitive and romantic without being cheesy. That's coming from someone who hates the tired old subject of 'Love'. I prefer angst and bitterness! :D
A fine listen man.
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If Father John Misty had a heart this is what he’d be doing! The piano in particular really gives this one a classic but modern feel. Really original lyrical take on the scene - thanks for letting us be there with you.
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Very nice work, touched this sensitive old man's heart.
Beautiful detail in the lyric too, making it feel real and have real impact.
Thanks for sharing :)
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Thanks for listening, folks!
Really glad that you liked it!
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Hi,
This is rather beautiful. The instrumentation is perfect for the sentiment of the song. Your vocal is very nice but maybe a little low in the mix. This reminds me a little of Dean Friedman which is obviously a good thing. Clever lyrics which sound genuine and refreshingly free from cliche. Gorgeous pedal steel lends that lovely yearning quality which is exactly right for the song. I enjoyed this very much indeed.
M
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Thank you so much, Monty!
I'll have to look up Dean Friedman. Not sure who he is.
Really appreciate it.
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I hate you!........that hook!
There's some beautiful moments in this song but for me it is all about the 'I forget' (and substituted lyrics)...what a hook...it really is good, particularly when the harmonies and pedal steel etc all blend to reinforce it. Why couldn't I have written that?!
Well crafted and restrained song.
Anyway, as I said at the beginning...
Yodasdad.