In this blog we explain how to write better lyrics.

Furthermore, writing lyrics is a great skill to have. Overall, we believe it makes you smarter and improves your communication skills. 

Writing lyrics is like writing a story. What do you want the lyrics to be about? Choose a theme for your lyrics and stick with the theme you choose. 

Therefore, you need to work out, is it a happy song or is it dark? You need to think all of these factors prior to penning the words. 

Be creative and start with your opening line. Jot down anything which comes to your head and work on making a great opening line. 

Be inspired. By this we mean find inspiration from things you enjoy. Listen to songs you like and observe how the lyricist wrote there lyrics.

Build your lyrics up bit by bit, and pay close attention to every line ensuring that it runs smoothly and make sense. The last thing you want is to go off topic as this will look unprofessional. 

Make Lyrics Interesting

Make your lyrics as interesting as possible, this will keep the listener/ reader entertained and will keep them hooked on the lyrics.

The best lyrics are lyrics which people can not only relate to but also enjoy time after time. By listening and researching some of the worlds greatest song writers you can get advice from there work and transfer this into your own work.

Work hard on your lyrics, do not rush them and maybe even write with someone else, this will only benefit you as you can bounce of each others ideas.

Writing lyrics needn't be hard. The main trick is to let the words flow naturally, do not over think the words because you may end up going round and round in a circle not getting anywhere.

Many songwriters enjoy writing at their favourite places. Do you enjoy the beach? Garden ? Go to where you feel most comfortable, this is were you will create your best work .

Enjoy writing. 

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