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(PART 2) Learning Songwriting with 'Pongthep Kradonchamnan' #TalkingAboutSongsbyPaTed 00:00 Highlight 02:01 “Rain Stops, Woman Disappears”: Writing a song using “poetry” (a form of Thai poetry) 05:20 Learning to write poetry by observation from “Nai Phi” (a Thai poet) 06:40 How is writing a “song” different from writing a “poem”? 07:42 Originating from the love of a country person 08:35 “A Lonely Smile, Beautiful Sadness”: Why is there no rhyme between stanzas? 9:55 To a female friend I once met 12:54 “Sleepwalking Bird”: Free verse without rhyme 14:06 The sensitivity of a man towards a woman 17:08 Disjointed rhythm and proportions? Because I wrote it from my feelings. 22:13 "Dying Like a Frog" - Song written with my mother, "Eiad". 25:04 How did you start writing this song? 27:30 From "Frog" to "The Suffering of the Villagers". 29:14 A song that makes me see "myself". 33:21 "Tangke" - Two years of writing this song. 35:28 What's missing is "confidence". 37:38 Uncle Moo to "the new generation" and "views". 39:11 Starting the song with the words "I was born in Isaan". 45:18 Wordplay - The lyrics are inspired by the story "Not plowing, but catching fish". 50:18 Ending the song with a twist, but it must be happy. “I Want a Boat” 54:20 TO BE CONTINUED. / Time Entering part two with the stories - lifestyles - attitudes behind songs like: Rain Stops, Woman Disappears Lonely Smile Dying Like a Frog Sleeping Bird and 'Tangke' As we've said before, Uncle Moo's episodes are not like real interviews. Especially this tape. Believe me, it's incredibly valuable. Whether you're a musician, a songwriter, or just someone who loves listening to music. #PaTed #Pongthep #UncleMoo #PongthepKradonchamnan #PoetOfTheFarmers #TalkingAboutMusicbyPaTed