One of my favorite songs I’ve ever written is “can’t find my way home.” The line is so true and it fits perfectly with the lyrics here.
The song was written by British singer-songwriter Steve Lamacq who’s a huge fan of the film The Matrix. He was also a member of the band XTC with fellow Brits Ian Brown and Andy Bell. He is best known for his work with the band Rush. He composed the lyrics for the song, but he also wrote the music, which is one of the best parts of the song.
The lyrics are easy to remember, but the music is hard to describe. It’s an electronic pop song with a synth bass, a drum machine, and a kick drum. I love it because it’s so catchy and the lyrics are so simple that you can easily remember them, but the music is much cooler, especially when you get to the chorus. The song is about a guy who has no clue how to get home, but somehow manages to come through the night.
The song is about a guy who has no clue how to get home, but somehow manages to come through the night…
It’s about a guy who has no clue how to get home, but somehow manages to come through the night.
Yeah, I love that whole part. When you say that, that’s when you’re reminded of how catchy it is. The music works well, it fits the story, it’s catchy, and it makes me realize how I can’t be home for the weekend and still do the things that I need to do.
It’s about the lyrics to a song I’ve heard a million times, but it’s about a guy who has no clue how to get home, but somehow manages to come through the night.
The way the song is written is such a great example of how to create catchy lyrics. The line “Don’t be late, you’ll have to explain why” is a perfect example of how to write catchy lines without sounding like a total ass.
I would go so far as to say the line makes me feel like I’m listening to The Clash and I’m not just listening to it for the lyrics. It’s a perfect example of how to write catchy lyrics without sounding like a total ass.
Well, thats one of a million examples of how to write catchy lyrics without sounding like a total ass. In this song, I feel it was written in the same way that the Clash wrote their “I’m a Man” song. For the line “Dont be late, youll have to explain why”, I was probably the one who had to explain to my friends why I was late for the party. But by the end of the song, everyone was already having a good time.
