I've had my entry done for a day and a half but I don't feel like sending it yet. Like I'm 100% sure I'm not gonna change anything I just don't feel like it
I've had my entry done for a day and a half but I don't feel like sending it yet. Like I'm 100% sure I'm not gonna change anything I just don't feel like it
You make me so mad "I have this flawless One Sweet Day wig snatcher but I'm not gonna send it in because lol"
Ohh! I prefer writing the bridge, it's usually my best part of the entire song and it's such a contrast it's different than the verses and usually pulls the whole song together and it's just so perfect askgkal.
My favorite parts of songs are usually bridges too.
Ohh! I prefer writing the bridge, it's usually my best part of the entire song and it's such a contrast it's different than the verses and usually pulls the whole song together and it's just so perfect askgkal.
My favorite parts of songs are usually bridges too.
I think bridges are probably my weakest part. Granted I've only written one bridge This song that I sent in today is only my second song ever
Ohh! I prefer writing the bridge, it's usually my best part of the entire song and it's such a contrast it's different than the verses and usually pulls the whole song together and it's just so perfect askgkal.
My favorite parts of songs are usually bridges too.
Team Bridge!
The reason I like it is because I feel like I can do anything with it--it doesn't need to match the verses/chorus rhythmically and most importantly, it's the last chance to bring in some new twist on the motif/theme running through the song. If I'm feeling really basic and I write a song with the same chords for the verses and chorus, I always change it up for the bridge. You get the chance to inject something new and interesting right before the final chorus!
Throwback to my acclaimed bridges from season 5 for Black Balloons and Bulldog
Quote:
Down another cup
Watch the years pile up
Waving my life goodbye
Watch my youth die
Better accept this life
As I watch the cement dry
Put up a good fight
Party all night
I know what I want
But don’t want what I know
Now my past can haunt
The future I had long ago
Quote:
Blindly I trudge on
Bullet stained and bruised
Clench the flag till dawn
I’ll die to save the truth
And if tonight I fall
A martyr I’ll live one
A killer for the cause
Human atomic bomb
The reason I like it is because I feel like I can do anything with it--it doesn't need to match the verses/chorus rhythmically and most importantly, it's the last chance to bring in some new twist on the motif/theme running through the song. If I'm feeling really basic and I write a song with the same chords for the verses and chorus, I always change it up for the bridge. You get the chance to inject something new and interesting right before the final chorus!
Ugh yes, bridges give you freedom and it doesn't have to be as structured as the verses/chorus so you can do whatever you please. It's great.
"I have this flawless One Sweet Day wig snatcher but I'm not gonna send it in because lol" 
Wishing you luck! 
