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Rhyming

Rhyming

Once you've got some words to work with, start rhyming.

Some songs didn't have many rhymes but attracted the public, but until we're stinking famous to be able to do whatever we want... We need to follow atleast some rhyming schemes:

  • AABB
  • ABAB
  • ABCB
  • AAAA
  • AABCCB

You can change the structure of the song after each part like: a verse can have the ABAB scheme and the chorus could have a ABCB scheme. It's good to switch it up.

TIP #1: A good tip I've come to realise is to only use assonances

It is a type of soft rhyme where only the vowel sounds match, not the consonants.

TIP #2: Use multisyllable rhyming.

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