Theme Verse

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  • Emily Deane
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Create your own verse from a song! Pick a few lines from a few of your favorite songs that have the same focus. Then, combine them together to make a new verse in a song. Make sure it makes sense and it goes together! See an example here: http://emilydeane.com/?p=158

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@saragdigitellsit

It’s Alright, It’s Alright

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kasmoore.com

Theme Verse **

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