Tag Archives: Deep Song Lyric Breakdown
Zach Bryan - Something in the Orange Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is the guide you wanted if you have ever cried in your car to a song and then tried to copy the feeling with a guitar and a notebo...
Lucy Dacus - Night Shift Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is the guide you did not know you needed. If you want to learn how to write a breakup song that reads like a novel and hits like a...
Sting - Fields of Gold Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is not a dusty musicology lecture. This is a rowdy, affectionate, slightly tipsy dissection of how Sting built one of those songs ...
Ingrid Michaelson - The Way I Am Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Want to steal lessons from a tiny indie pop gem that sounds like a warm blanket and a wink at the same time? Ingrid Michaelson wrote a ...
Aimee Mann - Save Me Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Short version You want to decode how Aimee Mann took a tiny human confession and turned it into a cinematic song that sounds like it un...
Sheryl Crow - If It Makes You Happy Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Quick promise You will walk away able to steal exactly what works in the song and use those moves in your next chorus. We are doing a f...
Fela Kuti - Water No Get Enemy Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Short version You want to steal the power of Water No Get Enemy without sounding like a museum exhibit. You want the groove, the truth,...
Carole King - It’s Too Late Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you have ever wanted to learn how a song says goodbye without sounding petty you are standing in the right living room. Carole King ...
James Blake - Retrograde Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you have ever felt like crying quietly into your cereal while a synth holds your chest in place, this is the analysis for you. James...
Morrissey - Everyday Is Like Sunday Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Quick take You know that ache you get when you scroll beach photos at 2 a.m and feel oddly sad for a place you have never visited. Morr...