Thursday, 24 July 2014

Top Steps On Writing Your Own Good Lyrics

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Write every day. Write in your notebook, on a piece of paper, on a napkin, or even text it to yourself. Writing every day will give you a more natural flow in writing because of the practice. Don’t lose the papers; you might end up liking something that you wrote.
Read. Stress the reading part because if you don’t read, then how do you get the inspiration to write? They don’t have to be long and boring books. Magazines, newspapers, and internet articles are all other possibilities. Make sure that you read as much as possible so your brain is constantly gathering and learning. The better the reader, the better the writer. It really pays off.

Find a topic. Make sure your lyric has a nice topic that means a great deal to you. Usually if it is an actual event that may have happened to you, your emotions let the words come out of the little trap in your brain. If not, you could write about anything that inspires you.
Organize. When it comes the time for you to finally sit down and gather up all of the passages you have written, collect all of the really nice quotes or sentences that you liked. The one that stands out thehappy wheels demo most to you should be the center of your attention. If it sounds too poetry-like and doesn’t have the song essence, try to tweak it a little bit, using the same format and similar words.
Keep going. Once you have the main lyric, the rest should come easily since you know exactly what your topic is. If you are still stuck, try the whole process again, or maybe choose a different topic. It’s okay if the first one isn’t perfect. When you really try hard, you may be on the verge of being as good or better than the people whom you admire when it comes to their seemingly magical skill of writing perfect lyrics that just resonate in your mind.
Know your emotion. It’s hard to write music sometimes, because you can’t exactly say what it is that you’re feeling. Because people feel so much, right? Perhaps if you want to write about a specific topic, you’ll know your opinion on that a lot more than if you were to try to write lyrics about the way you feel about everything. It’s just too hard to do that and usually listeners will get even more confused than you are.
Source: www.saynotobadlyrics.info

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