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Since time immemorial, the greatest poets have attempted, and failed, to write lyrics as good as those of Linkin Park. Often they get very close, but at the last minute can’t think of anything that rhymes with “sad” and give up. Looks like this is one mystery that humanity will never solve, right? Wrong! Read on, and within five minutes you’ll be writing Linkin Park-worthy free verse that every angsty teen in a five block radius will want to carve into their forearm to prove that nobody understands them. Writing Your Linkin Park Verse First you’ll need to find yourself a pudgy guy who can’t rap, then force him to anyway. Possible rhyming combinations should include feel/real, you/too, living/unforgiving, mean/scream, and soul/bowl.
Writing Your Linkin Park Chorus Lyrical content for the chorus shouldn’t be your primary focus; instead, put all your energy into shrieking the lyrics until you hear a loud snap from your groin area. Possible “teen-focused” subject matter to go for here should be feeling ignored, feeling like you don’t belong, wanting to feel something “real”, and then just throw something in about your soul. This is key: have the bad rapper repeating everything you say in the background.
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Using these simple rules, you too can write your very own Linkin Park single, indistinguishable from actual Linkin Park singles! Observe:
Chubby Rapper Skinny Bald Screaming Guy (in background) Chubby Rapper Chorus (remember to shriek) Skinny Bald Screaming Guy Chubby Rapper (in background) Skinny Bald Screaming Guy Chubby Rapper (in background) Skinny Bald Screaming Guy [five minutes of drop-D barre chords, record scratching] |
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