Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Songs that do this are so satisfying.
And when I say relative words, I don’t just mean relative words that you would find in the dictionary…
But also words that are relative to the theme in your specific song!
If we go back to the word or theme “home” - yes, doors, glass, window, bed, sheets - all of those are relative words…
But what about the feelings that you get when you’re at some?
Safe, homey, comfortable, warm, protected…
Those are all words that you can put into your song to stay true to your theme!
But these relative words only help if you have a good foundation for your lyrics.
Otherwise it’s like putting lipstick on a pig 🐷
My 4 step lyric writing formula has never failed me when it comes to writing good lyrics.
The formula is inside my Songwriting Framework Guide, alongside other songwriting tips!
Want to check it out?
Click here: lessons.voxtapestudios.com/the-songwriting-framework-pdf
x Lara
Songs that do this are so satisfying.
And when I say relative words, I don’t just mean relative words that you would find in the dictionary…
But also words that are relative to the theme in your specific song!
If we go back to the word or theme “home” - yes, doors, glass, window, bed, sheets - all of those are relative words…
But what about the feelings that you get when you’re at some?
Safe, homey, comfortable, warm, protected…
Those are all words that you can put into your song to stay true to your theme!
But these relative words only help if you have a good foundation for your lyrics.
Otherwise it’s like putting lipstick on a pig 🐷
My 4 step lyric writing formula has never failed me when it comes to writing good lyrics.
The formula is inside my Songwriting Framework Guide, alongside other songwriting tips!
Want to check it out?
Click here: lessons.voxtapestudios.com/the-songwriting-framework-pdf
x Lara
