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Music Sets Me Free (Open collaboration)
by   Grathy   and   Toveco
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I don't usually do rock, so this is new for me.

Thanks to Tom for remixing my song. Needs a refrain/chorus, but the backing track didn't provide one. Room for a solo instrument, especially at the end.

Backing track by audionautix.com
Released: 19-Jun-2024
Category: Rock
Application: Harrison Mixbus
File type: mp3
File size: 4.1 Mb
Plays: 8
Downloads: 0
Weekly plays: 8
Weekly downloads: 0
License: Derivative works allowed on iBandstand only; contact artist for permission
Lyrics
Music Sets Me Free
Vocals and lyrics by Mary McGrath
Copyright 6/19/24-All rights reserved

I was born on the south side over the hill
I had so many problems I could never get my fill

Tried to do right, but it always went wrong
So I thought I'd try to write a song

It's ok now because the tunes are coming to me
It's the music that always set me free

Songs are the way to get out of your funk
Better than pills and screwing and even getting drunk

-Money for nothing-

Music is a better way to be
Sure way of getting out your misery

So much safer than toting a gun
Or from the law being on the run

Music has saved me
All these songs setting me free
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thsantac
artist
Not sure if your voice texture is really suitable for a rock song :-) The guitar riff reminds me another song but I don't remember the title. 
7 days ago
Grathy
artist
The cord progression is similar to money for nothing by Dire Straits… But it doesn't have the refrain/chorus. Thanks for your feedback… I do prefer jazz as you guys know.
7 days ago
Wyndsok
artist
@Grathy 
You CAN rock after all! Lol...
You GO girl...
:-)
7 days ago
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