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where do you think I can go with these lyrics?
the two songs here aren't finished, and I'm asking for help/opinions.
Disappearing in the dark
Hopping stations
Don't leave a mark
Living life in the underground
A twisted midnight calls
With no direction
It fogs the walls
Living life in the underground
Lonely voices sing a tune
A harmony
With just the moon
Living life in the underground
I'm not alone
I have a song
And I atone
To where I belong
But I long to roam
Without a home
And my only friend
The tracks that don't end
A homeless man brings a song
The years grow dim
It moves along
Living life in the underground
From that man, I've learned a tune
I sing between
The train and noon
Loving life in the underground
I'm not alone
I have a song
And I atone
To where I belong
But I long to roam
Without a home
And my only friend
The tracks that don't end
next one:
The end
All my loose ends
Are tied into bends
An epilogue smiles on me
Go on, it's the end
The end
Many good men
We won't see again
Living our lives, moving on
Go on, it's the end
What do we see on the far lands?
Passing souls take their commands
With ages slipping through old hands
Never to see the same seas again
any opinions? I'm a bit of an interesting writer...think of a cross between Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, John Lennon, and Donovan. at least, that's what I'm told.
well, acoustic, like Bob and Paul S.
you're welcome, by the way.
actually Jamie, funny enough, I wrote the second song after the senior graduation from my high school. we're NJROTC, so the Navy bit was interesting to read. many of the people from my school go off into the military, which is sort of what I implied, but didn't directly say, because not all of us do.
thanks, ray, but I'm kind of hesitant to use that instead because I didn't write it. know the feeling?
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- RayLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Your first one was good, but needed some help. I rewrote parts of it for you, I hope you like it! Your second one was great!!!
They are hopping stations
While disappearing in the dark
Living life in underground
Not leaving any mark
With no direction to those
Twisted midnight calls
Living life in underground
Really fogs the walls
All those lonely voices
Sometimes sing a tune
No one else to hear them
So they sing it to the moon
Living life in the underground
I'm not alone, and have a song
and I'm attuned, to where I belong
I love to be without a home
and give myself, a chance to roam
And to you, my only friend
I'm makin tracks, that have no end
A homeless man brings a song
His years are long
But he sings out strong
Living life in the underground
From that man, I've learned a tune
I sing between
The train and noon
Loving life in the underground
I'm not alone, and have a song
and I'm attuned, to where I belong
I love to be without a home
and give myself, a chance to roam
And to you, my only friend
I'm makin tracks, that have no end
next one:
The end
All my loose ends
Are tied into bends
An epilogue smiles on me
Go on, it's the end
The end
Many good men
We won't see again
Living our lives, moving on
Go on, it's the end
What do we see on the far lands?
Passing souls take their commands
With ages slipping through old hands
Never to see the same seas again
Source(s): myself - Anonymous9 years ago
the first one... i like it! it puts visions in my mind of a man living on railroad tracks underground and he's kind of lonely but likes it. although i would take away the "living life underground" i don't really know how you see it.... a rock song... classical... jazz... punk.... idk. but other than that part (i would take out that cuz it sounds too much like poetry and i can't find a way to sing it unless it like, cuts off or something or maybe 3 beats per measure? but anyways yeah cut it out maybe). its your music so i wont really tell you what to write but i like it :)
the second one... great! it reminds me of an elderly man that was once in the navy maybe... but the only small con is the poetry type thing again. but after reading how you write i find that's your thing and what you like... so it's great, keep it up!! and some lyrics have inspired me to make another song... i write songs and play guitar but lately i've had writers block because i had no idea where to start. i have sooo many unfinished lyrics and/or tabs and chords for guitar for new songs. but i need lyrics first then match the music to it...
thank-you!! :)
hope i helped! -jamie
Source(s): great! - 9 years ago
My opinion? Very interesting, seems more like poetry than lyrics all though I suppose they can be the same thing (Bob Dylan). Out of interest in what manner would these be sung, what style? p.s Thanks for the comment on my question, the song brought back memories of hearing my parents playing it while I was a child.
- Anonymous5 years ago
sure, it is approximately the evil of guy. except, i incredibly doubt that the satan had something to do with the demise of jesus, the one hundred years warfare, the russian revolution, the blitzkrieg in global warfare two, both kennedy assassinations, or the individuals killed at the hippie path. so it have to all were guy's doing. it is a cool historical past lesson despite the fact that.
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- 9 years ago
Your words are very interesting and unique, very hard to understand what your talking about lol xD
But overall beautiful lyrics, I could see you or even myself singing this wonderful masterpiece! :)
But it keeps the listeners guessing what your talking about. :)
- 9 years ago
Very beautiful. I like the first on Bette than th other but they are both good. I agree with the other user that it sounds like poetry, but song lyrics are poetry so... :) Good job and thanks for your answer!