Here's a song I'm working on right now, trying to tighten it up. What do you all think? One note: musically, the last line of the chorus draws out the word "I" over 12 beats and three chord changes, before releasing to "miss you," one beat each on the root chord (and on beats three and four). I have no idea how much that helps you since you're reading lyrics .....
Miss You
by Michael B. Short © 2016
The halls are long but I've got wheels
On my way to a cardboard meal
I spent some time dressing so I'd look nice
I'll do my best to eat it all
Then head on back down the hall
Ten thousand miles from paradise
Back to my room of four plain walls
With the telephone that almost no one calls
They say that being alive
Is better than pushing up daisies
Days like this I wonder if it's true
I miss you
Grandson stopped by and brought the kids
They jumped they climbed they ran they slid
Do the young speak English anymore
They were wound up and awfully loud
I got tired and I'm not proud
That I was relieved when they went out the door
Don't get me wrong I'm glad they came
Relieved when they left just the same
They say being alive
Is better than pushing up daisies
Days like this I wonder if it's true
I miss you
Too many too many
Days and nights alone
Since that awful day we said goodbye
Too many too many
Times I wish I could pick up the phone
And hear your voice from across the great divide
They say that being alive
Is better than pushing up daisies
Day like this I wonder if it's true
I miss you
Miss You
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