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Easier shed than done
A serious song about love, with a terrible pun about sheds.
Photo by Alexander Shustov on Unsplash
During FAWM, someone created a spam account for a website selling sheds[archived]. Everyone started making collaborations with the spam account, creating shed-inspired songs.
This is mine.
Liner Notes
Had to participate. Will try to record this later.
Lyrics
Love your neighbor Love your friend Love your enemies Til the end Love that person You don't like Love the guy Who stole your bike Love unconditionally Even if they're not your friend Love everyone ‘Cause God will sort them in the end Love has no boundaries Love is for everyone Love til you love cause love Is easier shed than done Love your neighbor Love your friend Love your enemies Til the end Love, love, love Love until you bleed Cause after all my friend Love is all we need Love your neighbor Love your friend Love your enemies Til the end Love that person You don't like Love the guy Who stole your bike Love unconditionally Even if they're not your friend Love everyone ‘Cause God will sort them in the end Love has no boundaries Love is for everyone Love til you love cause love Is easier shed than done
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Nicely done, and it definitely relates to a situation I had at work. A very important message!
Another good entry into the illustrious shed thread of songs. Glad you joined the fun!
Ah yes sneaky shed reference. Looking forward to hearing the musical version.
A nice message, I kept wondering when the shed was going to peek in, had to wait until the final line - nice suspenseful touch! Remember not to covet thy neighbor's shed!
Darker side of why love is tough. Easier shed...Nice play on the words.
Easier shed than done is a great pun nicely wrapped into a tale about the golden rule. God will sort them in the end is a great line.
Ha, I had the idea for that title this morning, but now I find that pun's already taken. Well, okay, I think @easyshed won't shed a tear if there's one collab less.
I like the percussive slap mid-way. The chorus is a hook modulation like a song I can't think of the name of at the moment -- and fits very well there. Very well done.
There's a slick little pun tucked in there. Another fine take on the shed.