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Question: Verse: Say goodbye to the things you thought you knew Finding myself in this is far less than bliss I can't see to find a way... Say goodbye to the gifts that made you new What waits insists it's far more than this Wait to see... Chorus: Every time I fall, will you pick me back up? Show me the way, make it evident in us Deliver me from this death that I see imminent All I need is your hand in the end Bridge: When once again, my back is turned Loneliness overcomes me All the times I'm calling out and no one's listening Pain and angst, they become me Conceit shows its face once more All the times I'm reaching out and you can't see me Deliver me Liberate me I'm bound by what I could've done, should've done And what I've done wrong Convince me it's worth it I can't run for long Is it my fears that I'm running from or am I scared of myself? I'm not fooling myself by fooling everyone else Is it my fears that I'm running from or am I scared of myself? Be my escape... It's my intention to walk away Oh, the temptation to evade the pain The sole remedy remains your touch These wasted years of longing, searching for a crutch Chorus With the energy in me, just let me cry My life is in your hands, it's no longer mine... -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The newest song for Bur. It's got a lot of meaning and emotion behind it. I started writing this a few weeks ago due to a simply incredible supernatural event that occured to Matt a few weeks ago when we were at Pizza Hut. Upon discussing the incident that night, Matthew and myself discussed some times we had gone through previously in our lives. Of course, I started writing that in there as well. I threw in some lines from my suicide letter, because I needed that raw emotion that I had at the time. Then, what happened to Matt last Sunday encouraged me to keep on writing more and more for this song. As you can see, it has a long bridge, with a good portion of it solely venting from what occured. This will be a 6-7 minute song, so not only will it have lyrical depth, but musical depth as well. The first official ballad for Bur. Stay cool, Care BURz! *Copied from my MySpace blog* Please RC! Answer: The story behind it pretty much. Answer: Originally Posted by simple servant Verse: Say goodbye to the things you thought you knew Finding myself in this is far less than bliss I can't see to find a way... Say goodbye to the gifts that made you new What waits insists it's far more than this Wait to see... The first line is pretty cliché, but I like the second line. I think it's all the "s" sounds that make me like it. Just has a nice ring to it. The rest of the verse seems like it's filler. Chorus: Every time I fall, will you pick me back up? Show me the way, make it evident in us Deliver me from this death that I see imminent All I need is your hand in the end First line is a cliché. I like the second and third lines here, but the last line is a cliché, which is a shame, as it's the most likely to be a hook. Bridge: When once again, my back is turned Loneliness overcomes me All the times I'm calling out and no one's listening Pain and angst, they become me Conceit shows its face once more All the times I'm reaching out and you can't see me I like this bridge more than the rest of the song. Simple statements, but they ring true. I'm assuming this works well with music, as right now it doesn't seem to flow very well. Deliver me Liberate me I'm bound by what I could've done, should've done And what I've done wrong Convince me it's worth it I can't run for long Not bad. There's potential in these lines that could work well with music. Is it my fears that I'm running from or am I scared of myself? I'm not fooling myself by fooling everyone else Is it my fears that I'm running from or am I scared of myself? Be my escape... Here we go...these are some strong lines, especially the second line. Great stuff. It's my intention to walk away Oh, the temptation to evade the pain The sole remedy remains your touch These wasted years of longing, searching for a crutch These are great lines too. The best part of the song in this and the previous stanza. With the energy in me, just let me cry My life is in your hands, it's no longer mine... Not bad ending here. I can see it working. You've got some potential with this song, but a lot of the lines are really general and abstract. You have a nifty real-life story connected to this so why don't you connect those emotions to some concrete imagery? With a little more work this could be quite good. Answer: Originally Posted by Skeeter The first line is pretty cliché, but I like the second line. I think it's all the "s" sounds that make me like it. Just has a nice ring to it. The rest of the verse seems like it's filler. First line is a cliché. I like the second and third lines here, but the last line is a cliché, which is a shame, as it's the most likely to be a hook. I like this bridge more than the rest of the song. Simple statements, but they ring true. I'm assuming this works well with music, as right now it doesn't seem to flow very well. Not bad. There's potential in these lines that could work well with music. Here we go...these are some strong lines, especially the second line. Great stuff. These are great lines too. The best part of the song in this and the previous stanza. Not bad ending here. I can see it working. You've got some potential with this song, but a lot of the lines are really general and abstract. You have a nifty real-life story connected to this so why don't you connect those emotions to some concrete imagery? With a little more work this could be quite good. Hmm...cliche...I didn't really think that at first. But now that you mention it, those lines you said do sound very much that. Thank you for pointing that out! Ha, yeah, I do write pretty abstractly (if that's a word). With my writing, it's generally not easy to feel the pulse unless you have music with it. My backing vocalist hates me for the way I write, but it normally fits together very nicely. Thanks for the critiquing! Copyright © 2007 - 2008 www.thanktoday.com
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