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It’s day 5 of our Week of Lyric Writing Tools. This time, we’re going to look at utilizing multiple meanings in lyrics.
Multiple Meanings
Symbolism is one-directional. You have a symbol that represents something “real”. But you can also have multiple meanings, which is bi-directinal.
Instead of a “fake” symbol representing the “real” thing you’re talking about, you have something literal you are utilizing to also symbolize something deeper.
Multiple meanings doesn’t even need to have any symbolic one. And you aren’t even limited to 2 meanings.
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It’s day 5 of our Week of Lyric Writing Tools. This time, we’re going to look at utilizing multiple meanings in lyrics.
Multiple Meanings
Symbolism is one-directional. You have a symbol that represents something “real”. But you can also have multiple meanings, which is bi-directinal.
Instead of a “fake” symbol representing the “real” thing you’re talking about, you have something literal you are utilizing to also symbolize something deeper.
Multiple meanings doesn’t even need to have any symbolic one. And you aren’t even limited to 2 meanings.
Listen for more!

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