Texts for composers, singers, and lyricists, mainly concerning the essence of Greek song. The author of these texts was fortunate to collaborate with almost all the composers, some of whom were "monsters." Others were small monsters of the milk, lost parents, who fed from other animals, and some indifferent and little people.

Nevertheless, the songs of all traveled musically on records, CDs, radios, stages, theaters, and pews, indifferent to the conditions under which they were written and to those who wrote them. It is not shameful to love song.

And just as there are people who voluntarily fight for the balance of nature, for trees, animals, and birds, and just as there are centers for rare species that are endangered and care for them with love and dedication, so there should also be corresponding centers for whatever is endangered in this place and for Greek song!

Because song has often been in danger and many times healed from the wounds opened by the pellets of clumsy murderous hunters. If even one is helped by these texts to love Greek song more, the game has been won.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]