could anyone help me check this please ~

PUBLIC_FLAG_#{@journal.pf_int} RSS feed of whai's latest journal entries Jun 24th 2010 17:13
School's been really busy for me> <
hmm , the thing is I have to do a project and now I've written
lyrics in English... I have a feeling that it sounds weird somewhere



A melo
The sun so big and bright is
lighting up our hill sides.
gentle breezes blow
warm winds circle round
sweetened dream

B melo
Faraway in place and time where
the whole world could be seen
only through your eyes
and I can show you how it looks, through mine

SABI
Flowers' re proud of their petals
vivid bright in colours
Mr. cloud is forming himself into
various kinds of laughter

A melo2
The moon so big and bright is
lighting up our hill sides
and with a little help
from your tiny hands
keeping me warm

B melo
Faraway in place and time where
the whole world could be seen
only through your eyes
and I can show you how it looks, through mine


SABI
Flowers' re proud of their petals
vivid bright in colours
Mr. cloud is forming himself into
various kinds of laughter


thanks load!
Jun 25th 2010 00:58 Pat123

  • A melo
  • A melo Comment: I'm not sure what this means

 

  • The sun so big and bright is
  • The sun, so big and bright, is Comment: I moved "is" to end this line at the end of a clause.

 

  • lighting up our hill sides.
  • is lighting up our hillsides.

 

  • sweetened dream
  • sweetened dreams

 

  • Faraway in place and time where
  • Faraway, in place and time, where

 

  • the whole world could be seen
  • where the whole world could be seen

 

  • Flowers' re proud of their petals
  • Flowers' re proud of their petals

 

  • The moon so big and bright is
  • The moon, so big and bright, is

 

  • lighting up our hill sides
  • is lighting up our hill sides

 

  • Faraway in place and time where
  • Faraway, in place and time, where

 

  • the whole world could be seen
  • where the whole world could be seen

 

  • thanks load!
  • thanks loads!

 
Songs and music are a bit more difficult to correct because song writers often use unusual sentence structures or language in order to meet the requirements of meter and, sometimes, rhyme. Thus, things that would not be acceptable in ordinary writing might be accepted in songs.

In the US, we call this kind of modification "Artistic License."
Jun 25th 2010 01:01 whai

thank you Pat ;D
I'm using it for the group project.

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