Writing Lyrics for Suno

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  • Difference Between Poems and Lyrics: A Simple Guide

    The difference between poems and lyrics is mainly how the words work. A poem creates its effect through language, whether read or spoken. Lyrics work together with music and a singer’s voice. Both can express feelings, tell stories, rhyme, and repeat phrases. A poem can become a song, and lyrics can also work as poetry.…

  • AI Music Copyright: 3 Simple, Honest Truths for Songwriters

    AI music copyright comes down to one question: which parts of the song did a human actually write? What Do You Own When You Make a Song With AI? There are two separate layers to understand: 1. The composition—the underlying words and music.This includes lyrics, melody and other musical elements. Copyright protects your original human-created…

  • How to Make Melodies Without Knowing Music Theory

    Can you make melodies if you can’t read a single note of music? You certainly can: When I first sang my lyrics out loud, the tune that came out sounded like a nursery rhyme. So, if you can sing a nursery rhyme, you already know more about how to make melodies than you think. Read…

  • Metaphors in Song Lyrics: 3 Easy Ways to Write Them

    Introduction You’ve heard the classic writing advice: “show, don’t tell.” Many beginner songwriters get stuck right here. When I first started writing songs, I was confused about one thing more than anything else: should I write literally, exactly as things happened, or make it abstract so the feelings could fit universally? This is why metaphors…

  • How to Write a Song About Your Life Without Fear: 6 Simple Steps

    Why Write a Song About Your Life? There’s a real advantage when you write a song about your life: you lived it. Every experience is first-hand, so no one else can tell it the way you can. Your perspective is unique, and that’s exactly what makes a personal song worth hearing. Whether the memories are…