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Genre: Music
Date of upload: May 8, 2023 ^^
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00:56 Tip 1: Find the title at your earliest possible convenience
04:11 Tip 2: Whatever your title or hook is, repeat it at least twice inside the chorus
06:20 Tip 3: Amplify reality
07:48 Tip 4: Focus a disproportionate amount of time on the first line of your song
11:04 Tip 5: Choose the right point of view for your song
13:36 Tip 6: Save the highest note of your song for the chorus
14:52 Tip 7: Quality in songwriting is a factor of quantity
15:20 Tip 8: Do not mistake generic lyrics for universally relatable lyrics
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I have to say that I was blown away by the intelligence, insights and lyrical innovations advocated by Keppie. These deeply knowledgable tips are first class and the generosity in sharing them is much appreciated. I’ve always wondered what the key differences are between writing rhyming poetic couplets (which I can rattle off easily) and crafting creative lyrics. What a world of difference there is; I have much to learn, even after six decades. 🎉🎉🎉
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I really struggle with tip 7 and here's why. It's often been said that a songwriter's songs are like his babies. Each one has a special meaning and is a labour of love to create. It's always been difficult for me to let go of a song that isn't working or that I'm stuck on. Should I stop and start a new song? Should I start from scratch with the same song? Should I leave it alone for a while and come back to it? Should I completely scrap it? Songwriting is a grueling decision making process for me because I approach every song I write wanting it to be special in it's own way and wanting it to be of a good quality.
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''writing is refined thought", and "songwriting is amplified reality" - lots of opportunities for improvement just there! Also the section "save the highest note" cleared some confusions I was personally dealing with for last few months, never thought about it like this! This entire video is helpful in so many ways, Thank you!
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@Nick_Reinhardt
11 months ago
I dare you to write something every morning and every night. Its given me soooooo much material to work with.
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