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YOU’RE NOT THE ONE – PART 1

Posted on September 26, 2010 by Judy

YOU’RE NOT THE ONE
Original Song by Judy Unger, Copyright 2010

what we had, I took away
there was nothing left at all anyway
you spoke of love, but it’s just a word
I can’t comprehend that line that I’ve heard, before . . .
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THE VERY FIRST SONG I EVER WROTE

Posted on September 26, 2010 by Judy

I don’t remember exactly when I felt inspired to write my first song, but I clearly remember my friend, Elena, harmonizing beautifully with my song. Elena was an accomplished musician and she liked my song! That gave me confidence to continue composing and writing music. So I think I’ve written enough about the story behind the first song I ever wrote. I would love to rewrite some of the lyrics, but I’ve decided to leave them as testimony about a sweet song written by an immature, young girl.
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SAYING GOODBYE

Posted on August 8, 2010 by Judy

I also named this post, “Saying Goodbye” for my song with that name. I began writing songs when I was a sixteen-years-old. The experiences in my life were channeled into each and every song, as well as projections of love and loss I hadn’t yet experienced.
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