Look through your lyrics — especially your chorus — for repeated or emotionally powerful phrases.
Your title often comes from the hook line
2. Concept First
Start with a theme, message, or emotional idea.
Turn it into a phrase or image that sparks curiosity.
3. Real Life Inspiration
Use conversations, journals, or observations.
Qualities of a Strong Title
Trait
Why It Matters
Memorable
Easy to recall, often short or rhythmically catchy
Relevant
Reflects the emotion or story of the song
Singable
Feels natural when sung — often part of the chorus
Unique/Intriguing
Sparks interest and stands out from generic titles
Emotional
Connects quickly with listeners' feelings
Tips for Brainstorming Titles
Write a list of 10–20 possible titles — pick the one that feels strongest.
Try combining two words or images for contrast
Use action words or emotion-driven language.
Consider using questions , commands , or statements
Pro Tip
If you get stuck, write your chorus first — your title often lives inside it. Titles don’t always need to be deep — just emotionally true and easy to remember.
Bottom Line
A good song title summarizes your message, sparks emotion, and makes people want to listen. Don’t be afraid to rewrite or change it as your song evolves.
