You always see that in video clips musicians have the old "guitar + cigarette + coffee table + paper n pencil" thing going, and you might wanna do that too. Stimulants can really help. For me its redbull or livita honey
I also find that an environment of absolute silence is a great help. So you can soak in the music and listen to your words clearly.
If you're writing in English, pay attention to stress patterns in the syllables. Most 2nd language users don't pay attention to this and that's why when they sing it sounds a bit 'off'. This applies to speaking too. (I am an English teacher
Don't force a topic. Many times I tried to write about love but somethin else would come out. I read somewhere that writing is an unconscious process, so it cant be forced. Play your chords/riff over and over and just start humming and filling the blanks with random words. Soon, a subject will start to appear. Then you can carry on from there. oh yeh, dun forget to rhyme haha although you dun have to
I hope this helps
P/s: OR you could always use the Eric Cartman Christian Rock songwriting technique!
This post has been edited by gizmoduck: Nov 9 2006, 09:37 PM
Nov 9 2006, 09:33 PM
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