One-liner Wednesdays #37

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Creativity

(noun)

When you come up with impromptu, random lyrics (that do not bear any resemblance to the actual lyrics) when you feel like singing a particular song but don’t know, or can’t quite remember the lyrics or are too lazy to google it up.

This post was written in response to today’s One-Liner Wednesday challenge from Linda G. Hill. The challenge, as the name implies is to come up with a one-liner. Please click on the link to know more about the rules of this challenge and/or to read the other entries by my fellow bloggers.

I make up fake lyrics all the time! 😉

Do you have any similar stories (good and bad!) to share? The comments section is all yours.

Wherever you are, I hope you are safe and well. Take care.

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A twenty-something who loves to write short stories, especially ones with a twist. You might find a couple of poems, life experiences and rants in the mix too. :)

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73 thoughts on “One-liner Wednesdays #37”

  3. The Grateful Dead song Ramble On Rose always had me singing the wrong words, because I thought it was about me. They mention Mary Shelly and Frankenstein and then they say, “Clank your chains and count your change and try to walk the line.” I always thought this was “Thank you James” not “Clank your chains.”

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      2. It’s alright, Jude. Take all the time you want. We’ll all be here waiting for you whenever you have the time.
        Oh wait, I just dropped over to your site and now I know why your posts haven’t been showing up in my reader. I swear I was following your blog but now WordPress tells me that I’m not following it anymore! I don’t know what’s wrong with WordPress at times!!!

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