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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Portion of Lead Sheet & Lyrics for RIOT by Cameron Gee
Above is a portion of my lead sheet which contains its most melodic section. The instrument playing these notes is an electric guitar and this section can be heard during the 3rd verse. Being a fan of wrestling for over two decades, I'm aware of how prominent guitars are in most wrestler's themes and I wanted to implement that into my composition. Hip Hop has taken over today's culture as possibly the most popular form of music. In the 1980's wrestling organizations paired their sport with the hottest music of the day, Rock. WWE (WWF at the time) even had a working relationship with MTV at the height of its music showcase. Keeping up with the theme of meshing popular music and professional wrestling, companies such as TNA, ROH and WWE have adopted rap music into its fold. Stars such as R-Truth, Kurt Angle and John Cena all have Hip Hop songs accompanying them down to the squared circle. With such great groups as Rage Against the Machine, Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit mixing Rock and Hip Hop, I wanted to showcase a little bit of both in my piece as well.
Below are the lyrics to my song which can be located at http://about.me/camerongee:
RIOT
By
Cameron McBride-Gee
CHORUS
Let me hear ya if you wanna start somethin’… Yep! x2
Let me hear ya if you wanna start somethin’
You wanna start somethin’
Cuz we bout to start somethin’… Yep!
Let me hear ya if you wanna start somethin’… Yep! x2
Let me hear ya if you wanna start something’
You wanna start something’
Cuz we bout to start a Riot!
VERSE 1
Whether Thunder or Lightnin’
My Strikin’ is evident
Choke holds, low blows, No pro
Ever quits
Leave foes hesitant
Thinkin’ bout their next move
But I’m already hittin’ you with my best move
Chess moves
Nothin’ but a pawn, I’m a King man…
So think before you step up in this Ring man
‘Cuz when that bell goes Ding man
You’re gonna
sing
Faster than a bird with a clipped wing
Rudyard Kipling
Couldn’t write it better
A sonnet for your sorrows
Not promised a tomorrow
You can never borrow
The greatness I posses
My heart is too big to ever fit in your chest
I am not impressed
With your tactics
Practice
Turnbuckle backflips
On your mattress
Because you lack this
While I continue
To sell out the venues
From Tempe to Timbuktu
Until my career’s thru!
Pre-Chorus
Chorus
VERSE 2
I don’t have a manager
I don’t need a mouthpiece
I feel bad for any ‘yall that doubt me
I leave the competition saltier than souse meat
So yall haters can kick sand on south beach
Or kick rocks on Mount Death
Writin’ checks
When ain’t nothin’ in your account left
Empty promises
And your 1 fluid once threats
Ain’t enough to whet my appetite
So announce that
The winner by submission
Over the opposition’s
The mat magician
The ring technician
You didn’t want to listen
Under your own volition
Your Road to Perdition
Aided in your omission
You’re not in my position
So do your little crawl of shame
The next time you see me will be the Hall of Fame
With a blinged out ring and my face in a mold
I’m a Champion… With or without the Gold
Pre-Chorus
Chorus X2
Guitar Solo
Pre-Chorus
Chorus X2
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