Crossover Songs Are Too Damn Short
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Crossover Songs Are Too Damn Short
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I don’t have a problem with pizza or beer
Or tons of mutated cannibal creeps
No, I don’t have a problem with any of that
But crossover songs are too damn short
I don’t have a problem telling people to mosh
Hell, I’ve done it myself once or twice
No, I can’t throw stones at any of that
But crossover songs are too damn short
What is the issue, where is the fire
Are you dying to open the keg?
Is it that you just can’t wait to stop playing?
Is your songwriter cooking an egg?
Crossover songs are too damn short
Your songs are good
Your riffs are strong
But they’re only
Two minutes long
Your album’s great
But here’s the facts
It’s half an hour
With nineteen tracks
A second verse
Would sure be nice
Or write a bridge
Use one riff twice
Don’t slow it down
Go the same pace
But you don’t have to finish your song first, this isn’t a race
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