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Date Posted: 09:59:41 03/05/03 Wed
Author: Scott Spock
Subject: Song Tips

"But I'll, drink with you drink with you"

When writing a song, don't put pronounciation punctuation in -- that's why it's called a song: you need to sing it and no amount of punctuation can tell you how to do that. Instead, put in structure punctuation (which you have some flexibility on); for example: commas at the end of every line and periods at the end of every verse.

And every Computer Science major should appreciate the modularity of chorus macros.

Finally, the Internet being the multimedia wonder that it is, you should never refer to a recorded work without linking to it -- intellectual property be damned.

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