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How To Write A Good Song

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How To Write A Good Song Page Two.

Write verses and chorus.

The next thing is to write lines that are relevant to the title. First of all, ask questions. Let's say you think of a title like "You Deserve It" (one of my original songs). Ask

questions like "Who deserves it?", "What does the person deserve?", "Why does the person deserve it?". The song should be very interesting. Just follow your feelings. Then make a list of words, images or phrases that relate to this title. Write as many words as you can think of without paying any attention to rhyme at this point.

Learning how to write a good song takes time. Spend time studying the songwriting craft.

People like songs that tell a story. This is one of my favorite kinds of songs. I like songs that are meaningful. I like writing songs that people can relate to. Many songs become hits because people can fit themselves into what the artist is singing about. He is singing about their own experiences.

Sometimes the verses come first, sometimes it's the chorus. But the chorus is particularly important. This is where the hook of the song lies. This is what will hook people. Make your chorus very catchy. Make it easy for people to be able to sing or recite. Use repetition.

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Your chorus sets the foundation and your verses build upon it. Ensure that your song demonstrates consistency in thought. Your thoughts shouldn't be scattered all over the place.

How to write a good song: Keep it simple.

Use simple, everyday words so that the average person can understand and identify with your song.

Sometimes I just play a chord progression and I let the words write themselves. I just let the words flow from my imagination without trying to force anything. Instead of writing words and trying to cram them into the melody, I try to ensure that they fit emotionally and rhythmically within the song. That way the song becomes more digestible for listeners.


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