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Your chance to contribute a line to the BIG song, a grotesquely swelling global lyric, to be employed within an as yet unspecified future 'Mardy Zombies' project/event.

In today's overly modern world, there's much to moan and shakily chuckle our heads about. Still, here at Studio 'T' - (part of the studio 'T' network, in conjunction with Pixies pixilated products inc.) - a little inspiration from like-minded undead mardyfolk is always to be encouraged. So, if you're the kind of person that sometimes has the odd line or couplet kicking around your head but don't see the likelyhood of finding a release for it anytime soon, why not chuck it our way? It doesn't have to rhyme, nor have reason - pure thought holds greater mystique .

It may or may not get used but frankly, what have you got to lose? If it is used, at least you'll be credited on the album sleeve. Summat to show your Grandkids, eh? Then again, you may wish to remain anonymous, and who could blame you?

Whether you're a knitwear/car factory operative, a Z list celebrity looking for cred, a retired housewife or simply unsure, everybody has the right to be mardy at least once in their lifetime. Before submitting your line please read the 'E-agreement / disclaimer' and click the accept circle to agree.

So far 9 lines have been submitted, the last line being:

"Oh LOOK, Marianne, someone's removed the flo-o-o-o-o-o-o-r"

song line:
name:
email:
credit me:	yes         no
In submitting the following words, I understand that I am giving unreserved permission for their use at any time by 'Mardy Zombies' with the possibility of inclusion in a future recording/release. These words are not another person's quotation, they are a product of my own mind. I also understand that I shall at no time receive any payment. After all, it's not likely that millions will be made on the strength of my one line, I am simply glad to be involved.
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