Tag Archives: Deep Song Lyric Breakdown
Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is not a love letter to nostalgia. This is a surgical dissection of a song that feels like a hug and also like someone pinched you...
Chris Stapleton - Tennessee Whiskey Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Warning. This is not a fan-girl or fan-boy swoonfest. This is a surgical autopsy of why Chris Stapleton made a decades old country ball...
Al Green - Let’s Stay Together Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want a masterclass in intimacy, economy, and phrasing delivered like silk, you need to study Let’s Stay Together. This song is t...
Tracy Chapman - Talkin’ Bout a Revolution Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is not a dull musicology lecture. It is a hands on surgical guide for songwriters who want to learn how a small acoustic song turn...
João Gilberto - Chega de Saudade Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want songwriting lessons from the quietest revolution in popular music, you are in the right place. João Gilberto's performance ...
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...
Elton John - Tiny Dancer Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Quick promise. You will leave with a set of concrete tools you can steal from Bernie Taupin and Elton John to write more vivid lyrics, ...
Mercedes Sosa - Gracias a la Vida Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want to write songs that land like a hug from your abuela and a truth bomb at the same time then studying Gracias a la Vida is l...
PJ Harvey - Rid of Me Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want to write a song that feels like being shoved into a shower of gravel while someone reads your diary out loud then this is t...
Ani DiFranco - Both Hands Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want to steal wisdom from a lyric that walks like a fist and talks like a hug, you are in the right place. Ani DiFranco writes l...