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Have to go with Kurt Cobain. That guy writes really good lyrics.
DUDE!!!! [expletive], i came too late. kurts such an amazing writer, and u have great taste dude. nirvana = best band ever
Kurt = best writer ever


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Dylan,cat stevens,lennon

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depends on your taste...i personally prefer, chris tomlin, matt redman...my favorite which always goes unoticed...jimmy buffett....

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I'd say that James Taylor has influenced me most. But I think more so for acoustic playing style rather than influence in my style of lyric writing. I'd probably go with Tommy Shaw as one of those infuences.


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