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Songwriting Tip: Unexpected Rhymes

Ideas for rhyming other than the last word of each line

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Author: TheSongmakersDOTcom
Duration: 62
Published: 2012-01-13 15:54:13
Songwriting Tip: Unexpected Rhymes

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If you’re writing a song that has lyrics, and the song has a section where the tempo changes or the key modulates, the lyrics should reflect these changes. Be aware of the fact that sometimes a word will need to be replaced or ‘stretched’ in order o fit in these sections.

Songwriting Tip: Unexpected Rhymes

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