Think of a conversation, memory, or feeling that sticks with you.
2. Common Themes with a Twist
Explore universal topics (love, heartbreak, dreams, identity), but add a fresh angle or metaphor.
Ask: “How can I say this differently?”
3. Titles and Phrases
Start with a cool line or title that jumps out at you.
Use a notes app or journal to capture them throughout your day.
4. Visual Prompts
Look at a photo, painting, or movie scene and write from that mood or moment.
Imagine the “story” behind what you see.
5. What-If Questions
Ask creative prompts like:
“What if love felt like drowning?”
“What if the villain told their side of the story?”
Bottom Line
Great song ideas come from noticing emotion, curiosity, and language that pulls you in. Capture sparks when they come — and write even when they don’t.
