ehh, how different are we talking here? it could be considered "inspiration" |
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ok not exaclty. many times while listening to a song that I don't know the words to, I'll think they're saying something really cool, but I look up their lyrics and find out they're saying something totally different. my question is...would it be wrong to use what you thought they were saying in your poems/lyrics? I would think it depends on how you feel about it...I wouldn't feel very origianal...but I doubt it's actually WRONG. er...thoughts? |
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Ignorant bliss is an oxymoron; but so is miserable truth.
ehh, how different are we talking here? it could be considered "inspiration" |
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clear eyes. strong hands.
well for one example, I have Dimmu Borgir's 'Stormblast' which is all in Norwegian. I think "hm, that's sounds like (whatever) in English. that might make a cool line in a poem" so...TOTALLY different. |
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Ignorant bliss is an oxymoron; but so is miserable truth.
a different language? yea that's from your own head, i dont see anything wrong with that. |
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clear eyes. strong hands.
I've had that 'Those are cool lyrics then look it up to find out they are crap' thing happen to me before so I know what you mean. |
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The best times of your life should not be when you're still so young, or else you'll live a life always dreaming of the past.
Nope, not stealing. If there is a dutch song, for instance, and it says something like: |
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its fine paperdoll, i would feel bad about stealing, since i write alot...so yeah. |
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rofl kaniaz...i saw a video done of that song...tho thats where you prolly got that from |
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