Live like a king!
Never get an answer...
Laugh like a king!
Dont know what life is!
Rock or die!To be forever is to live forever.
never ever ever take the pain!Rock or die-hie!
look out the window see all the pai-ain never get in my way now
livin' in vain yeah im livin' in vain...
Rock or die!To be forever is to live forever.
never ever ever take the pain!Rock or die-hie!
look at me n tell me what you see....
Rock or die!To be forever is to live forever.
never ever ever take the pain!Rock or die-hie!
rock or die
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A bit lacking in content, though I suppose that's not unusual for a rock track (or thrash)
18,000 results on Google for "Live like a king" but, again, you can get away with it in music.
It begs to be screamed.
Mick
A bit lacking in content, though I suppose that's not unusual for a rock track (or thrash)
18,000 results on Google for "Live like a king" but, again, you can get away with it in music.
It begs to be screamed.
Mick
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I'm finding the ideas difficult to stitch together in my head to come up with a coherent storyline. I hope you have a killer riff in mind coz da words ain't doin' it for me. I could be wrong but isn't music and poetry all about pictures and emotions? I'm not getting either of these from the lyrics. It may very well sound great with a 7-string Ibanez tuned down to C and played through a stack of Marshalls, drummer doing burnouts and a bass player strutting naked, but as words on a page, they don't really make me want to jump up and start dancing or slashing my wrists.
There are some really cool heavy bands doing very good lyrics - Dream Theater, etc. Take a listen and see the effort they put in.
I sound so old fashioned and fuddy-duddy now. Look what you've made me do. If you have a copy of it being performed, I'd love to give it a listen. Otherwise, i'd love to see you do another that draws on a little bit more.
Cheers
Dave
I'm finding the ideas difficult to stitch together in my head to come up with a coherent storyline. I hope you have a killer riff in mind coz da words ain't doin' it for me. I could be wrong but isn't music and poetry all about pictures and emotions? I'm not getting either of these from the lyrics. It may very well sound great with a 7-string Ibanez tuned down to C and played through a stack of Marshalls, drummer doing burnouts and a bass player strutting naked, but as words on a page, they don't really make me want to jump up and start dancing or slashing my wrists.
There are some really cool heavy bands doing very good lyrics - Dream Theater, etc. Take a listen and see the effort they put in.
I sound so old fashioned and fuddy-duddy now. Look what you've made me do. If you have a copy of it being performed, I'd love to give it a listen. Otherwise, i'd love to see you do another that draws on a little bit more.
Cheers
Dave
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Starlight,
"Forever" coupled with "never ever" is kinda catchy.
Apart from that, it just seems to be reiterating the "Think I'll die before I get old" theme - it's hard to tell.
As has been said, you will get away with it if the music is good, but
I'm sure you can do better than this.
Keep posting
Geoff
"Forever" coupled with "never ever" is kinda catchy.
Apart from that, it just seems to be reiterating the "Think I'll die before I get old" theme - it's hard to tell.
As has been said, you will get away with it if the music is good, but
I'm sure you can do better than this.
Keep posting
Geoff