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kap26 [50]
1 year ago
5

Can u please help me I am supposed to write a song for my Dad for a project due by September 17. But I don't know where to start

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pentagon [3]1 year ago
7 0

In order to write a song for your dad for a project, here is some things you need to include in the ones you have written:

  • Refer to the good times your spent with your father
  • Include an advice that your dad gave you that keeps you going.
  • State what you will do to make your father proud
  • Conclude your song by adding a prayer for your father in your song.

<h3>What is a song?</h3>

A song can be defined as a musical composition that is written with the intention of being performed by a human. Song is usually performed at fixed pitch alongside patterns of sound and silence.

When a song is properly written and performed, it entertains the listeners and at the same time send forth a message.

We see the above guide will help you to write a song for your father.

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