So I paid someone online to take my words and turn them into a song--sing them with instrumental accompaniment. It was a bargain and seemed like a fun way to blow a little cash while helping an artist. The project was to be complete weeks ago, yet I'm still waiting. I'm not mad or disappointed, but I am curious why they don't just say they can't do the project. It feels as though they are dragging their feet. At this point, I have the option to cancel the project myself; however, I feel it should be them who pulls the plug. I acted in good faith and expect them to do the same. What do you think? Should I just cancel the project? Should I wait for them to cancel the project?
Well, when the words are something like this, maybe they are finding it hard to match it to the correct tune . . . "All green of skin... 800 centuries ago, their bodily fluids include the birth of half-breeds. For the fundamental truth self-determination of the cosmos, for dark is the suede that mows like a harvest."
If you don't mind blowing the cash, put the words here, we can all have a go at finding a tune to fit. I thought for a moment there Krash 661 had returned.
I'm off topic, but...Did you know the copyright of HG Wells 'War of the Worlds' ended December 2016. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-35004565 Just thought I would get this in.