^yeah no prob. Better to ask and know than to not ask and never learn it. "Cadence" is a generic term for "inflection" which both essentially say "variations in the tone of voice". Like instead of speaking all in one tone, you vary your voice. Imagine you asking someone a question. As you ask it, your voice changes pitch to a higher pitch right about where the question mark would be. That's an example of inflection (or cadence). That's what your lines need more of IMO. They dont' sound liek a natural tone of voice really, they're relatively straight from a tonal POV. But yeah...that's "cadence" or more accurately "inflection". Hope it helped.

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