Singer of Song

Harmony and Reflection: Unveiling the Soulful Depths of Sean W Spellman's Song
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Lyrics

Oh you writer of song

Expressing admiration for the songwriter.

Singer of things, keep moving along

Encouraging the songwriter to keep progressing.

Oh you breaker of rules

Acknowledging the songwriter's tendency to break conventional norms.

Lover of drugs and hater of booze

Describing a dichotomy – embracing drugs but disliking alcohol.


Why don't you stop and think about it?

Suggesting reflection on actions and decisions.

Running yourself down

Questioning the songwriter's self-deprecating behavior.

Are you happy about it?

Asking about the songwriter's emotional state regarding their choices.

Stop and stay for a while

Encouraging a pause and contemplation.

You singer of song

Affirming the songwriter's identity as a singer of songs.

You keeper of time

Highlighting the songwriter's role as a keeper of time.


Why don't you stop and think about it?

Reiterating the call for self-reflection.

You been running yourself down

Observing the songwriter's tendency to undermine themselves.

There is no doubt about it

Acknowledging the certainty of the songwriter's self-criticism.

Stop and stay for a while

Reiterating the invitation to pause and reflect.

Where the water is cool

Suggesting a peaceful place to reflect, symbolized by cool water.

When the beat is on time

Emphasizing the importance of maintaining rhythm and timing in life.


Oh you writer of song

Repeating the admiration for the songwriter's craft.

Singer of things, keep moving along

Encouraging the songwriter to keep progressing.

Oh you hanger around

Acknowledging the songwriter's presence and persistence.

Biter of style and maker of sound

Describing the songwriter as one who imitates and innovates in style.

Oh you beautiful thing

Complimenting the songwriter's beauty and inviting exploration.

Give me a try

Expressing a desire for a chance with the songwriter.

You're all that I need

Affirming the songwriter's importance as all that is needed.

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