
01-16-2008, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Raven
Some of those old songs are hard to forget as I absorbed them into the very fiber of my being while sleeping under a church pew. Sing me three words of a forgotten old song and the rest will come rushing back to my tongue. But yes, I like change and no one gets more weary of an overused song more than I do. Just this one request to all you "gifted" songwriters: Write songs with a melody I can hum. [when I forget the words] Write songs with words that I can understand. [should be a message there] Last but not least, write songs with a beat that I can get a hold of and clap to if I want. Now ... bring us something fresh!
Raven
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Originally Posted by rgcraig
That's where I struggle with some of these newer songs.......I can't harmonize with them. I grew up on my mom's lap singing alto and if I can't harmonize then I'm lost............lol!
Not to mention the weird timing for some of the songs - - you get lost in worship and not watching the singer's mouth and blurt out a word two beats before everyone else does!
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My wife is a precious, praying, powerful Saint of God. Her number ONE complaint about Church is "Just every now and then... just sometimes... sing a song that I can sing harmony with instead of a jumbled cluster of words that say so little!"
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