Hollywood Girl
Hollywood Girl
In this business since your early teens
In countless commercials, including Burger King
Being touted as the next big thing
A future star of the silver screen
Hollywood Girl
A beauty with the talent to match
With an intelligence that so many lack
You have always been such a class act
In a business that can be such a pain in the ass
Hollywood Girl
You will get the respect that you deserve
With some time and a lot of hard work
Just always remember what you are worth
And always do things on your own terms
Hollywood Girl
I just wanted to thank you for being you
And for all of the great work that you do
I'm so glad that I got the chance to meet you
You made my Hollywood dream come true
I know how this town can drag you down
But I know that you will always be around
Because I have faith in you
It's a tough business, it's a cut throat race
Competiting with thousands of other that don't share your grace
But don't ever be afraid to show them what you can do
Hollywood Girl
I see something special in you
No one compares to you
Just let your inner self shine through
And your dreams will come true
From Rhymes With A Reason
Copyright 2018 Resisting Distress Publishing
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Highly personal, addressed to specific individual in entertainment industry
Moderate density; alternates between encouragement and reflection
Strongly positive; celebratory, supportive, affirming throughout
Steady, earnest tone; conversational but not explosive or kinetic
Approximately 38 lines; falls in 31-60 range
Some metaphors (drag you down, cut throat race) but mostly direct address
Primarily lyric internal voice with direct address; minimal dramatic shift
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