Okay, so I wrote most of the first verse already and let's just say it's giving me an Anne Frank tea in the strangest way possible. This is something I've never ever done before.
I've written a sizeable chunk of my song. A few verses, a pre chorus thing and part of a chorus. I have a theme that I like. But it's weird. I don't think the judges will understand without an explanation. Would that be a problem?
Here's what I think Euphoressay's song sounds like so far from what I've heard of it: It sounds like urgency. It sounds like betrayal. It sounds like running. It sounds like fainting. It sounds like love. It sounds like -- *gasp!*
Here's what I think Euphoressay's song sounds like so far from what I've heard of it: It sounds like urgency. It sounds like betrayal. It sounds like running. It sounds like fainting. It sounds like love. It sounds like -- *gasp!*
my inspiration for this round is drawn from my experience in Hawaii with all of the palm trees. It's v indie and v Bjork inspired, here's a sample
Palm trees
Hang over my head, over my head
Like bullets raining from the sky
I can't deny
These Palm trees strangle me
I drown beneath their grasp
Like the grassy plains I used to know
But now all I have is sand
And in the quicksand I drown
Going down
Take a look at my working masterpiece-ft-jessie-j.mp3 Palm Trees for some handy hints
They're not even supposed to rhyme and anyways it takes significantly more skill to execute half-rhymes than the likes of BED and HEAD Byee bitch ain't nobody checking for your self-deprived imageless sonnet and a half!
They're not even supposed to rhyme and anyways it takes significantly more skill to execute half-rhymes than the likes of BED and HEAD Byee bitch ain't nobody checking for your self-deprived imageless sonnet and a half!
Byee bitch ain't nobody checking for your self-deprived imageless sonnet and a half!