Tag Archives: Deep Song Lyric Breakdown
The War on Drugs - Red Eyes Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Listen up song nerds and late night lyric snackers. This is a full throat, seat belt required, friendly roast of The War on Drugs song ...
St. Vincent - New York Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is a lyric autopsy with personality. We are taking Annie Clark a.k.a St. Vincent's song New York and pulling it apart like a vinta...
Mitski - Your Best American Girl Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is not a museum plaque analysis. This is brutal honesty with glitter. We will pull apart Mitski s Your Best American Girl line by ...
Jason Isbell - Cover Me Up Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
This is not a fan club poster. This is a scalpel guided tour through one of the modern era's most naked love songs. If you want to lear...
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...
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...
Sufjan Stevens - Mystery of Love Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Quick truth. If you want a masterclass in quiet heartbreak delivered like a small kitchen confession, study this song. Sufjan Stevens m...
Joni Mitchell - A Case of You Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you want to steal lessons from a songwriting saint without sounding like a choir kid at open mic night then this is your clinic. Jon...
Jewel - Who Will Save Your Soul Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
If you ever wanted to pick apart a song that feels like a journal entry and a hook at the same time, this is your forensic lab. Jewel w...
Hozier - Take Me to Church Song Lyric Breakdown For Songwriters
Quick promise You will leave this breakdown with concrete tools you can steal for your own songs. We will pry open Hozier's lyrics line...