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You've Got My Heart


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I like the first person narrative. The idea is fairly unique.

I know you put this in country, but I think it is really a pop/rock tune. It is a little to heavy, if you did this with more acoustic guitar instead of all electrics it might be better as a country tune.

Lyrically, it isn't bad, in fact it is very good.

I would just say, figure out if it is a country tune or a pop/rock tune.

 


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Moonshine


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Generally you want the hook in the first 30 seconds and you don't even start the lyric until then!

That said, the groove is classic shuffle rock and is memorable. I don't think this fits country at all, but who am I to say.

It is an interesting "outlaw" kind of lyric, but I think it could be a little more developed. The story is good, but it is one of those 8 out of 10 songs. Very good, but just a little shy of the mark.

One of the problems with sending songs to publishers is that if you don't get a reply you don't know why. I will tell you  this song is good, but if you are trying to sell it, maybe  a little work on story.

I hope that helps.

 


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LET'S TALK IT OVER / Live Concert / (no adult content)


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hi you have a beautiful voice ^.^, this was an absolute pleasure listening to!

comments:
Something’s wrong, we can't let that be.
[id change that to can't let it be, even though "that" is 1 syllable the soft-A sound makes the phrase awkward. also, "it" is repeated in the lines below so there is consistency]

Don't want to regret acting the fool.
[change to "acting a fool". in general, "a"(or an) is a better article than "the" because it adds more emphasis on the constanant after it, F in this case. also, i believe a person makes "a fool of himsef" so its grammatically correct as well!]

While the path ahead's uncharted / We'll remain open-hearted
[love that line!!]

the only other comment i have is on the last line of hte chorus "talk it over and see". i like the unexpected intervals in that melodic line, however i think that the chorus right before the first instrumental might be more effective if it resolved expectedly into the solo, perhaps even just the last word "see" if it were done in spoken word rather than a specific pitch. gl!

 


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Real Men Cry Sometimes


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Very contemporary sounding, my only recommendation is for the mix. The vocals are a little buried, especially in the first verse.

 


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