Someone said "@CopyKat
Borrowing chord progressions happens all the time in the industry especially between genres.
Joel could have even done it unintentionally"in deadmau5 - Careless (Acoustic)5d
Mark said "I don't know why this is rated so poorly. The keyboard part to this song is very simple, and these chords are correct."in Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight2w
Aaron McLin said "Hey there,
I am working on behalf of a BETTING/GAMBLING site that may wish to place an article on your site with a do follow link. I was wondering if you offered this kind of service and what your prices are? Please note that the article must be permanent, contain a do follow link and not be marked as sponsored.
As iterated, this is for a gambling client, please confirm you accept articles of this nature on your site.
Thanks!
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Scott C Yonan said "Would love a copy if you still have it available.
Ty!"in The Meeting - ABWH2w
Jamie said "Looking to put together some cute lyrics and just expand my repertoire of goodbye's and hello's. Feel free to help out!
See ya later, Alligator.
After while, Crocodile.
Toodaloo, Kangaroo.
Give a hug, Ladybug,
Blow a kiss, Jellyfish.
Bye-bye, Butterfly (french fry)
Gotta go, Buffalo.
Hasta mañana, Little Iguana (or piranha)
It's been real, Cockatiel.
Take care, Teddy Bear.
Have a good day, Little Stingray.
Wish I could stay, little blue jay.
You stay sweet, Parakeet.
See you soon..."in See ya later Alligator, After while, crocodile and more like it2w
"I'm thinking about starting a Corporation, who's with me?"
Jack White's "Corporation" is a masterpiece worthy of much adulation.
Though I wouldn't recommend viewing the song's accompanying video unless you are a) at least 37 years old and b) into really weird Jack White sh!t.
If you've ever worked for a Corporation, these next ones are for you. This Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (CSNY) parody of "Carry On" from Weird Al is on the bleeding edge of some big data strategies that promise to maximize our... synergy.
This is sooo good.
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