Rhyme?
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CJWilkes said:
Although it's helpful, I think it's more essential that a song can be sung to somewhat of a repetitive rhythm...
but then what the heck do I know? I'm just a hack...
no it doesn't have to rhyme
like astonwest said, it needs rythm.
most songs ryhme
not all though...
it depends on the way the song is written
(well thats obvious)
what i mean is, the... mood of the song, the message.
get me?
like astonwest said, it needs rythm.
most songs ryhme
not all though...
it depends on the way the song is written
(well thats obvious)
what i mean is, the... mood of the song, the message.
get me?
Rhyme!
If you listen to songs. most of them don't rhyme, I don't think the songs that rhyme are neccassary better. the beat of the song is what makes a song good!
If you listen to songs. most of them don't rhyme, I don't think the songs that rhyme are neccassary better. the beat of the song is what makes a song good!
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I had an idea about this, hope it helps answer the question.There are a great many lyric sites on the internet. You can look up songs similar to the kind you write and see whether rhyme is important to these or not.