This is where the tale gets really good. First, God changed the water into blood.* * rhyme with "good" :) "A trick," said his magicians, endorsed Pharaoh's position. But Pharaoh hadn't reckoned, that God would send a second. Frogs hopped around the city, the picture wasn't pretty...
” using the same rhyme scheme and the same tempo, plus a chorus built around “I love you.” Against all odds, he came up with a beautiful tune in its own right, so this
In there, you’ve got a crazy rhyme scheme. He’s flipping around how he’s rhyming and how he’s approaching the song with each verse. There’s an improvisational aspect to it in the way he changes the chorus just a little bit each time, which is something that had an effect on ...
Yes, the R&B-ish beat, by producers Kjay and Bino, is smooth, and lines like, “I wasn’t too good at math/On God, I run with problem solvers,” are bound to rattle around your head, but the way Havana, Florida, upstart Hurricane Wisdom raps with a calm whimper is what steals...
Want some inspiration for how to write good lyrics? Look no further than Sia’s collaboration with David Guetta, “Titanium“. The song gets its title from the chorus that’s built around a very unique and iconic metaphor: “I am titanium.” ...
[original research?] The lamb in the poem may be compared to Jesus Christ, who is also known as "The Lamb of God".[2] Poetic structure This poem has a simple rhyme scheme : AA BB CC DD AA AA EF DD FE AA The layout is set up by two stanzas with the refrain: "Little Lamb ...
The moment where Bus sings along with the vocal refrain, slightly changing the words to suit his rhyme scheme, is one of the best things that happened in music this year. Chef Raekwon, presumably cutting Home Economics class, continues his lineage as one of the best feature rappers to ever...
Then naked and white, all their bags left behind, They rise upon clouds and sport in the wind; And the angel told Tom, if he'd be a good boy, He'd have God for his father, and never want joy. And so Tom awoke; and we rose in the dark, And got with our bags and our ...
Like most of the poems in this collection, the "Introduction" uses a short, simple form: in this case, five rhymed quatrains (or four-line stanzas) with a bouncy, uplifting meter. This nursery-rhyme shape suits a poem of childlike glee and creative inspiration. But the poem's simple ...
unconventional turns of phrase represent awkward efforts to fit lyrics to a rhyme scheme; here, though, Del Rey’s experiments with syntax deepen the song’s themes. (What does it mean, exactly to live “under…country clubs”?) She applies the writerly instincts she honed in her poetry co...