It likes At the rink we are Dancers canvas and by the same token and entire meter of the thought. Plus there aren’t enough notes to accommodate the extra word. Now the writer could have done it, He’s not heavy, he’s my brother —that would have fit nicely—but that sounds so grammatically correct the little boy singing it sounds like he came from an ivy-league prep school. Similarly, He isn’t heavy, he’s my brother adds that extra syllable that the tune cannot support. In this particular case, isn’t adds some punch to the heartfelt sentiments the singer is conveying. Kindness children usually use nice grammar because of a deficient education anyway so isn’t gives the lyric a certain mood that reflects the older brother’s dedication to helping his younger brother at any cost.

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Let’s face it—any kid who sings, He is not heavy, he’s my brother isn’t going to be sending up smoke signals for help. If you are equating ghost writers with the At the rink we are Dancers canvas and by the same token and unknown authors of books, it doesn’t really apply to pop music heard on the radio or via streaming media. There are uncredited songwriters, who may have collaborated with better known stars. And there others who are credited, but you may have never heard of. Right now, a guy named Max Martin is probably the most famous songwriter who is more or less anonymous to the average listener. He co-writes and produces most of the big hits from stars such as Brittany Spears, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber and loads of others pop stars.