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QuestionDo I have to write from my heart?Community AnswerNot at all! But writing from the heart will make your song deeper and more meaningful. People will be able to connect with your song more. If you just write a song for the sake of it, it may not sound as good as a song written from heart.
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QuestionWhat if it's hard to think of a song?Jelke de JongCommunity AnswerJust keep trying. Maybe look up some writing prompts if you're stuck with lyrics!
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QuestionI want to do very influential writing that may make the listener cry. Any advice?Community AnswerWrite it from within, it won't affect everyone, but there will be some out there that understand and will cry.
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QuestionHow do I get inspired?Community AnswerIf you want to be inspired to write music, listening to music always helps. Take the feelings you are feeling and write them down, whether they're happy, sad, angry, etc. Then, try to translate those feelings into poetic lyrics.
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QuestionCan I take lines from other songs and use them in my own?Community AnswerNot usually. You may reference another song, or rehash a cliche, but otherwise you'd be stealing.
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QuestionFor R&B lyrics, do they have to rhyme at all?Community AnswerNot necessarily. Most R&B songs do rhyme, but it's your song, so it's really up to you.
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QuestionWhat kind of voice is needed in R and B?Community AnswerAny kind of voice can sing R&B! There are many different types of voices in popular R&B: Jhené Aiko is a soprano, and Toni Braxton is an alto, for example.
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