Maybe a topic like this has been made already, but I was just wondering right now about your lyrics if you're writing a song or have written one already. I have just started writing a song, and I've come up with the first two lines,
"And in came the funeral man, and he asked
Who's the dead one in here?"
It'll probably change soon, and I'm thinking about how to continue with the song, I have some ideas in my mind about it.......so, anyway, what about you guys?
Maybe a topic like this has been made already, but I was just wondering right now about your lyrics if you're writing a song or have written one already. I have just started writing a song, and I've come up with the first two lines,
"And in came the funeral man, and he asked
Who's the dead one in here?"
It'll probably change soon, and I'm thinking about how to continue with the song, I have some ideas in my mind about it.......so, anyway, what about you guys?
Maybe change "funeral" 2 something else Eggman? _________________ .
I owe $100,000 and wasted 4 years of my life.
I like the concept, I think you could really elaborate in a funny way in the lyrics on what makes someone "dead". Of course, as Kurt Cobain famously stated, "music comes first, then the lyrics". So put something together in Garageband and show it to me 😎
Anyway, here are some famous lyrics that have been written for Charlie N. George:
Quote:
"Cubbie is my favorite dog
Yes, he is my favorite dog
He's a rapper all the time
He makes songs be sublime
Cubbie
Here's another lyric that my brother wrote in his love letter to Bernie Madoff, called "Master of Money":
Quote:
"You ain't even worth one Zimbabwe Dollar"
And another, this time from "(Ambition Makes you Look) Pretty Ugly":
Quote:
This is like prog metal,
This is like prog metal,
This is Like Prog metal,
IT STINKS!!!!
....Yeah, George and I normally completely freestyle our lyrics on all our recordings. Lyric writing is for pansies like Bono and Sting.
Maybe a topic like this has been made already, but I was just wondering right now about your lyrics if you're writing a song or have written one already. I have just started writing a song, and I've come up with the first two lines,
"And in came the funeral man, and he asked
Who's the dead one in here?"
It'll probably change soon, and I'm thinking about how to continue with the song, I have some ideas in my mind about it.......so, anyway, what about you guys?
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