The beat is way more important than the lyrics-- if anything the vocals are the least important part of any song.
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Generally speaking I, respectfully, could not disagree more with the statement above.
Well... wait a minute... I suppose it depends on the music genre.
With R&B and rap you could argue that the beat is the most important- and in fact, that IS how those genres of music are made. They lay down the beat first and then record tracks on top of that.
A singer-songwriter might play a chord progression and sing over it.
I've read four books on songwriting which give examples of hit songs and show how they use the principles given in the book to be successful.
If we are talking about all the other music out there, besides rap and r&b, the melody that goes along with the lyrics is the most important part of the song- and is the part that makes the song memorable... assuming that the songwriter first understands the basics of songwriting and is writing an actual song based on established song structures like "Verse Chorus Verse Chorus Bridge Chorus" for example- as opposed to writing a poem that is vague, doesn't tell a story, has no structure and doesn't build to a climax and release like a song must.
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Each song writer is different. Most song writers also employ different methods. Sometimes the melody is composed first, then the lyrics. Most often though , the lyrics are written first and the rest falls into place.
Are you messed up in the head, what are you talking about the person who asked this question is a retart
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You can find it anywhere on the internet.Just type "Beat it lyrics".
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Lyrics are the words that make up a song. The word comes from the word lyre -- one of the first musical instruments. Like the words of a poem, lyrics can rhyme, but not necessarily.
There are many places where one can find the lyrics to "No One Else Comes Close". One can find the lyrics to "No One Else Comes Close" at popular on the web sources such as A to Z Lyrics and Metro Lyrics.
A good way to start is to find a beat that you would like to rap over, and then listen to it a couple of times so when it comes to writing the lyrics, you know the speed of the song and you know the pace and how fast you have to go.
Just go on to a search engine e.g Google, and type in JLS - Beat Again Lyrics should work :)
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There are a number of places where one can find the lyrics to the song "As The Rush Comes" by Motorcycle. Some of those places include the websites Metro Lyrics and Lyrics Mania.
it comes from the heart
Each song writer is different. Most song writers also employ different methods. Sometimes the melody is composed first, then the lyrics. Most often though , the lyrics are written first and the rest falls into place.
Are you messed up in the head, what are you talking about the person who asked this question is a retart
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