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600 Interesting Song Ideas for Lyric Writers

Rick Wicker
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Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

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The intent of this eBook is to provide you with a variety of concept rich ideas ready to incorporate into your songs, poems or other imaginative writing pursuits. These 'Inspiration Lines' are designed to jumpstart your creative process. You can; Use them just as they are written or reinterpret the concept behind the phrase/words Change the pronouns around (He/She, They/We….etc) Use them as songwriting exercise tools. (Randomly pick one and write whatever comes to mind as quickly as possible) Combine them with lyrics you are already working on Play your favorite melody while reading/singing down the list and hear how the titles and phrases fit Twist the phrases and look for double meanings. Be Creative.

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