Lo1 sample material/ Lyrics [redo]

 

The pictures shown are screenshots of the final version of the lyrics. These will be featured in the final song with Ellis when it eventually drops. When reading through it you will see that many of the lines are generic and talk about more women and pop culture. I have talked more about this in my LO3 evaluation and I go deeper into why I chose to use these lyrics and what they mean. 

this is the main verse and as you can see the rhyme scheme is very simple and easy to follow. Which was used to make the song as catchy as possible and easy for the audience to understand. 

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