How to Write Lyrics People FEEL So They’ll Relate to Them!

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In the video above, you'll learn how to get the full potential of your lyrics based on where you put them in your music. This technique will help your listeners better relate to the lyrics you're singing.

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For a LOT more FREE lyric writing tips, click here: successforyoursongs.com/go/lyrics-youtube/ In the video above, you'll learn how to get the full potential of your lyrics based on where you put them in your music. This technique will help your listeners better relate to the lyrics you're singing.

[@dhruvsoni9010]

Simple but effective still!!! 👌🏻

[@JohnnyGuitarRocks]

This video is very insightful and helps me better understand how this approach is used by several of my favorite rock and roll artists

[@SuccessForYourSongs]

Awesome -- I'm glad it helps!

[@ShaneelChanderpaul]

Thanks for the info :)

[@ricesl0w323]

Thanks!

[@awesome0873]

Helpful! thanks

[@SuccessForYourSongs]

You're welcome!

[@rtkl4510]

Im trying to write lyrics but my mind isnt creative and when i write lyrics it doesnt make sense ..also trying to make a song about my crush at church who lost her dad and brother now in a single parent home at the age of 14... Pls reply.

[@SuccessForYourSongs]

Try to break down what you want to say into ideas to better organize things. You may be thinking about your lyrics as a "line by line" type of thing, which could feel overwhelming. Instead, think about "the overall message of your song." Keep that thought to one line. From there you can think about what each section should say to move your story along. The chorus will likely be the same as the overall idea, but start to plan out the verses. What are each of their ideas (also, in one line)? How do those ideas advance, or tell your story? Once you have that roadmap of your overall song, and each section's ideas, writing the details of each line will become much easier and more focused.