Tag Archives: Deep Song Lyric Breakdown
Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you have ever felt a lyric punch you in the chest at 2 AM while your phone buzzes with notifications from people you barely like, yo...
Beth Orton - She Cries Your Name Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you write songs and you have ever wanted to unpack how a quiet lyric can feel like a punch to the throat, welcome. Beth Orton wrote ...
Édith Piaf - La Vie en rose Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
La Vie en rose is one of those songs that feels like a warm cigarette and a window with rain on it. Édith Piaf recorded it in the 1940s...
Shakira - Antología Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want the secret recipe for writing intimate confessional lyrics that feel like a diary and a movie at the same time, welcome to ...
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...
Snail Mail - Pristine Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want to learn how to write small brutal songs that feel like being punched by the past and then held, study this one. Snail Mail...
David Bowie - Life on Mars? Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is a lyric autopsy with sass. We are pulling apart David Bowie s Life on Mars? so songwriters can see the wiring. We will study ho...
Sampha - (No One Knows Me) Like the Piano Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Quick promise. If you want to learn how a single intimate song can teach you melody, prosody, arrangement, and emotional restraint, you...
Sufjan Stevens - Chicago Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
You love the song because it feels like a memory you do not remember making. Sufjan Stevens has a way of turning specific images into u...
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...