Rung One (Original Song) by Emily Fable
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- This song is about climbing up the corporate ladder and realizing it's unfulfilling so you leave to start on a different path. You're on rung one. This is the second song I have ever written!
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Welcome to my channel! I share tips and techniques to help you write songs and make music - all from a beginner perspective. This video is a recording of me playing and singing the second song I have ever written, played on my favourite sparkly blue Kala ukulele.
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What a great idea for a song! I used climbing a ladder on the wrong wall as a place to jump sideways onto a building I think 🤣
Parkour! 🤣
Very nice, Emily. Reminds me of a poem I wrote years ago:
*Help Wanted*
Have you got the confidence to fail?
Do you have the self-discipline
To idle useless hours in a wasted café?
To feel the glory of ignominy?
The triumph of humiliation?
The thorn and nettle hedgerows of rejection
That line the only path you think
Just might deliver you from a 9 to 5
Labyrinth of middle-class success?
If not, send us your C.V.
Thank you Graham!
Your poem is fantastic! I love the sentiment it captures. There is a lot of bravery in choosing the thorn and nettle lined hedgerows over the 9-5 labyrinth. Fabulous imagery there!