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Lyrics Question

Ed Seith

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    As someone who has never successfully written any words that could be spoken or sung without horrific embarrassment, I can tell you that it requires as much practice and dedication to craft as playing an instrument or writing music.

    Find a lyricist you admire, and read all the interviews you can where they are asked about the inspiration for this song or that.

    Then try to do your own take on it. Fail, repeat. Get better.
     

    Daniel Sobota

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    Just write whatever you feel at the moment. If you feel like "today sucked", write it down. You'll be able to say "today sucked" in a more poetic and interesting way the more you express yourself.

    Also, read as much as you can. Not even just lyrics, but stories, books, myths - all of that helps for inspiration.
     

    Edward John

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    I think it's important to write about something you are truly passionate about.
     
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    Dominik Gräber

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    I think it's important to write about something you are truly passionate about.

    I don't think it's necessarily passion you need to write about something. I think it is enough if you care about something and it makes you think. Of course, great things may come from passion.
     

    Edward John

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    I don't think it's necessarily passion you need to write about something. I think it is enough if you care about something and it makes you think. Of course, great things may come from passion.
    Maybe it's whaver you are interested in, or something that appeals to you. I mean, Chad Koreger is pretty obvious about what he is passionate about.
     
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