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05-20-2009, 06:53 PM | #12 (permalink) |
young gun funyun
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Here's another one that was just me messin' around with some funny stories that have happened to me mixted with some allusions towards other artists (like the small room big room pattern is used by Jack White in one of his songs). I bring you:
Dyin’ in the Slums of Queens Try livin’ your life in a little room nothing there but a little bed and broom when you get to a larger room you miss your little bed and and even smaller broom Try makin’ a smile towards a little lady cringing back she calls you a little shady your friend tells you that she’s his lady so you’ve just proved that your his matey! It’s called dyin’ in the slums of queens Try livin’ your life in an endless dream you wake up again in the same old theme it's not as hard as it seems, at least to scream when you find yourself listenin' to my low esteem Try arguing with your little boss always forcing you to work at your own cost when you get to a larger boss you kinda miss the old boss that’s not nearly quite as cross It’s called dyin’ in the slums of queens Your sittin’ in a bar til the tender asks you “have you eva heard the deadly killa yellow flu?” You say “No I haven’t, but I won’t pursue by drinkin’ your repulsive, rotten, foul brew” It’s called dyin’ in the slums of queens no one knows what it’s like to be me The rythm on this one has been hammered out pretty relentlessly, so any recommended changes must fall within the same syllable count. |
05-21-2009, 12:52 PM | #13 (permalink) |
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Very good (sorry i couldn't give one of your long smart responses)
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05-23-2009, 09:29 AM | #15 (permalink) | |
sleepe
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I feel obligated to give critique back so...
I think that many of these songs come off as too informal. I know that will sound weird but I don't feel like I am reading the lyrics to a song. Also, for your last one, rhyming in the excess can get very dreary. I think you are walking on a slippery slope when you talk to directly to someone, can come off as amazing or not. Quote:
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05-23-2009, 09:50 AM | #16 (permalink) | |
young gun funyun
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haha, that one was certainly an expiriment. I did write that as s straight up expiriment. I never really felt any emotional connection to the song because it's downright messy in every resepect.
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05-23-2009, 10:02 AM | #17 (permalink) |
young gun funyun
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Time for a new one. Right now this is just a bunch of verses or stanzas-whatever you wanna call them. I'll be stinking a chorus to it soon and shaving off some unnecessary verses, so most critiques should be around the metaphors right now.
I know this grounds been walked on finden yourself is hard My worth is already gone singin' songs like a drunken bard Tryin' to find new pockets for me to stuff my hands amid trinkets; a locket with a picture of the sand tried lookin' under benches I might be hiding there among the tools and wrenches awkardly, they stare love was just too much for me germs are not my friends my acquaintances got married 4 kids and 7 hens I turned to the sounds of nature -I turned the machine down it was just a damn noisemaker made too much extra sound Beat up ben at age 5' he teased me just the same fighting never kept me alive it came off as too lame If God is not my answer on the table with which we dined staring at a lantern will leave your blue eyes blind Clichés are very boring and they into your skin it's the bug with which I'm warring and I don't think I can win In the bustle I am sitting could you call me out by name at the table I am writing could you write down all my shame I'll leave my life and blind lies before it goes up in smoke I'm nothing but a lord of highs living in a comfy yoke Thanks for reading. |
05-25-2009, 11:45 AM | #18 (permalink) |
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Makes me think of someone who's living on the streets. its very good, what genre?
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05-25-2009, 07:13 PM | #20 (permalink) |
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You don't have to do it with each post, just a few so people can understand what kinda music style you are (and because they might like it)
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