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Is this supposed to be a story made up of characters you thought about yourself? not sure if that’s what you’re asking, but i’d write about the social injustice of discrimination against people of color, specifically black people. take example for the many minorities that have been racially discriminated by their looks and skin and what problems they’ve faced their whole lives over something they have no control over. outcome of the story would probably be talking ab the broken system and how it should be fixed. theme would be about privilege and suffering, identity and community, or justice and injustice. hope this helps!

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key: A

Chords: G, Em, C, and D in each verse respectively

Verse 1

My family is funny 'cause

sometimes we laugh at silly jokes

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Verse 2

My family is funny 'cause

sometimes we fight at silly hoax

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A strophic Form is a form of music where a verse or a phrase is repeated many times so that it's catchy for the listener. The structure of the Strophic Form is AAAA…

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