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I understand that people do do it and there's no excuse for me not to try hard and because i know nothing in life thats worth doing is easy but at the same time i think how is it possible that it's actually so hard to really write real lyrics that are good for music that it seems so far beyond me it feels unironically impossible
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Bruh wtf is that rambling mess of a sentence no wonder you can't write lyrics you can't write for shit period son
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Train rhyming
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>>131999489
Music is supposed to be entertaining.
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>>131999489
If it’s “hard” to write lyrics then you shouldn’t be writing lyrics. Lyrics should come so easy that they almost write themselves. If it’s not like that, then writing isn’t for you. Do whatever comes natural.
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Here are some rhyming words to get you started: moonlight/Junelight, mouse/house, girl/world, fart/shart
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