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  • #16
    There's a hell of a difference between poetry and song lyrics, I think.
    Don't you? Discuss!

    When I'm listening to music, I'm clocking chord sequences and melodies in my head. I'm more locked into song tunes than words. I can love certain songs without having ever churned over the lyrics.

    Poetry is a different fish altogether, I reckon. I haven't moved on much since A Level English and my degree, but the poetry for the latter was in French and I paid it lip-service, really.

    My favourite British poet is Dylan Thomas. It's liquid stuff. Sound poems, really. I also like Betjeman, but it seems a bit cheap.

    I faff around with words during crap TV shows mostly. The One Show. Now that IS shite, so I'll jot down some nonsense during it when I'm in the mood and chuck it in a lyrics box. Same thing with tinkering with tunes. Nothing gets erased because one day something might come along and join the dots.

    I don't judge what I do to have any particular merit, but the media shows me talentless bastards getting away with murder every day in songwriting and just being lucky.

    The pleasure isn't in the profit. The pleasure is in the doing.

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    • #17
      I agree with you Bry wholeheartedly

      There have been times that I have written a poem that was also good lyrics for a song, but this has only happened a few times

      Willie

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      • #18
        Saw your guitar in your profile pics, Willie.
        Nice one.

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        • #19
          Thanks Bry , I'll post a better pic of it onto the profile once I get moved back to my old house again

          Willie

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          • #20
            Any sounds, my friend?

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            • #21
              I'd Like To Teach The World To Herf

              I'd like to build a humidor
              And furnish it with 'gars
              Like Romeos and Partagas
              And Montecristo bombs

              I'd like to teach the world to smoke
              A Hoyo de Monterrey
              I'd like to hold it in my hands
              And toke it all away

              I'd like to see the world for once
              All tripping on cigars
              And blowing smoke rings in the air
              And having herfs in bars

              (That's the leaf I smoke)
              I'd like to teach the world to puff (that the world smokes today)
              In perfect harmony

              (Lead singer and background singers singing simultaneously)

              I'd like to teach the world to blow
              In perfect harmony

              I'd like to build a cigar bar
              And flash my big cheveta
              Sell Cohibas and Bolivars
              And Romeo y Julietas


              If you think that's turgid, listen to this:

              http://www.geocities.com/holidaysfun/teachworld.html

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              • #22
                Love Life - Love Cigars

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                • #23
                  It's bollocks, CIV!

                  Sylvia Plath. Come on down!!!!!

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                  • #24
                    "I'd like to teach the world to blow"??

                    Yeah, well, I suppose I'd second that...

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