Talent cant be taught, and those Lyrical / Poets, just go their own way

telling the world everyone else knows nothing -- they hold their

selves in such high esteem its laughable, wasting Good Money on

expensive DEMOS of unfinished ideas , wont improve a poor song -


learn the guide lines before you break them ,?? But understand formats,

and study the best writers ;

Attend seminars and listen to all the honest critiques of their own work


The Truth is real writers know when they have something worth

pitching, they dont needs pats on the back from people who quite frankly dont

understand why the best songs work

Writing a few songs for a bunch of friends seems , to be a waste of time to me

And dare one critique where it could be improved they come out with childish remarks

as to, why they think you are wrong its laughable

Most have learned to speak English playing a guitar is a lot easier buy one and build up a

knowledge of chords from simple triads to four note chords , Otherwise its like

trying to put flesh on an ugly skeleton



Last edited by Cheyenne; 06/30/19 10:38 AM.
One of the most important principles of songwriting is to remember that a good song is a partnership of many different components, all working together to produce a satisfying musical experience.

In that respect, song components are either enhancing or compromising their combined effects.