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Back To My Home Lyrics Critique

by Paige
(USA)

First song I ever wrote, when I was 12... So don't expect it to be gold. :) It is a slower song with a simple rhythm and notes.

1- I saw you, in the light. And I stared at you, because you shined so bright. And when you smiled at me, I just.. have to say....

Bridge- I can't believe you're standin here, how can it be that you're so near me.? How can it be..? How can it be..?

Chorus- When my world was crashing down, you were there to help me through, you lead me. Back to my home... Back to my home... Back to my home...

2- I saw you sitting there.. and I thought about.. all the thing that we could share. So I take a breath, of fresh air. And start to walk.., over there, over there! Next to you.

Bridge- I can't belive you're standing here, how can it be that you're so near me.? How can it be..? How can it be..?

Chorus- When my world was crashing down, you were there to help me through, you lead me. Back to my home... Back to my home... Back to my home...

3- I saw you in the light, and I stared at you, because you glowed so bright. So I take a breath of fresh air, and start to walk, over there, over there, next to you...




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Jan 17, 2011
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Beautiful
by: Danierla

If you wrote this when you were 12, then that was really something. I often think that a song is like a story. The plot of this story should have an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution. I want to listen to the story in the lyrics, and know that these five pillars are present, to have the feeling that the song brought me home. It does not matter what that resolution is, and I might not like it, but at least I should know there is one. That is might opinion only.Look at these and tell me what you think.

Feb 01, 2011
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Great for 12
by: Lonnie

It's a good start---but it left me hanging not knowing what happened next----was it an angel you were seeing that just faded away as you made your approch or did this person find the love of thier life and lived happily ever after----

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