EPISODE · Jul 27, 2022 · 31 MIN
#36 - Knowing Which Lyric Lines & Ideas To Keep Or Throw Out – How To Answer The Question Of Relevancy
from Story-First Songwriting by LyricMastery · host Melanie Naumann
✅ Join my free community for songwriters who want to leverage the power of storytelling to write great songs that grow their fanbase & career. lyricmastery.com/hub#036 - How To Answer The Question Of Relevancy when it comes to Writing Lyrics.Have you ever listened to a song only to end up confused because something in the lyrics seemed off? Did you struggle because something was missing or didn’t understand why something was included because it didn’t seem relevant?In today’s episode, I want to talk with you about how you can figure out what’s relevant to include in your lyrics and what you can leave out. I’ll let you in on the secret and show you the tools that support you in making the decision to keep and eliminate lines, sections, or the overall idea. After all, the goal is to write a lyric where the entire lyric, its different parts, and the way they work together are all in sync. So if you are intrigued to discover the tools to determine which lines belong in your narrative which building blocks to use and find the right words to effectively communicate all the details and events of your lyric to your audience.… then this episode is for you.Episode Overview[00:01:58] Coherence is a Lyric’s Main Goal[00:03:29] A character in a song needs to face a problem.[00:04:51] 1. The What If? Scenario[00:06:53] Fish out of the Water-Scenario[00:10:44] Strange Thing or Stranger Comes to Town - Scenario[00:16:03] 2. Narrative Device[00:23:10] 3. Point of View[00:28:39] Summary: RelevanceShow Notes I’m a Believer lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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