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Chet Nichols
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

Hey Mike,

Congrats on the "September - Song Of The Month" Award. It's nice to be loved and appreciated, no?

Best,

Chet Nichols



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Douglas Amell
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

Mike, I loved "Theresa Smile" so much when i heard it in the Contest voting (for which i gave it a Best rating), I had to seek you out here and give you some props, including playlist inclusions and 5-stars. Nice work.

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Author
Mike Hyden
over 30 days ago

Thanks Doug... always nice to hear encouragement...



Author
Julia Schmidt
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

Congrats Mike on Broadjam earth!!! About time your music gets some well-deserved recognition!!:))



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Julia Schmidt
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

Hi! I Love " Theresa smile" what a catchy, original , amazing vocals kind of tune!! Great lyrics as well!!Could def. hear this in a film/ T.V. Series!!! Great songs you have here! Looking forward to listening to more!.. Many 5 ***** from me... Blessings..... Julia:)

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Author
Julia Schmidt
over 30 days ago

" stormy weather" another amazing one!! Really love listening to your different styles of song!!:))

Author
Mike Hyden
over 30 days ago

Thanks for all the kind words of encouragement.
Been writing songs for years and few positive feedbacks.

Mike Hyden

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Julia Schmidt
over 30 days ago

That's surprising!! You need much more recognition!!!:))



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TheresaPr0ctr8234467
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

Thank you bc!!!



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Mike Hyden
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

ZebraMike



Author
DSA
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

Clever phrasing and good use of rhymes. Some of the rhymes are predictable. This song is being sung to someone, but I have not gotten to know that someone. Introduce me to that someone in a way that I can put myself into the song and say, yes, I have been there.



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DSA
over 30 days ago to Mike Hyden

You have some catchy inner rhymes and I like the groove, but this song hasn't taken me somewhere new. One thing caught my ear immediately. The word "it" in the first line. It is like Beth Nielsen Chapman says, when you i=use the word it, you have to spend the whole song explaining what "it" is. Dig down and give sone descript phrasing that puts me in the character's place, and pull me into the song. Using you, means you are singing to someone. This makes it personal, or in some cases it might be seen as preachy. In this case it is personal. Make me the actor in the song, or make me the observer by putting colorful content and wording that puts me right there in that moment in time. Good luck in your writing.



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