Hello, SharraeWilson!
I can definitely imagine these lyrics put along with some kind of tune, the rhythm is definitely there. I liked hook/chorus part which was repeated, and I also like the repetition of 'tiny pieces', as a whole I can see that being very effective.
Okay so personally, I really don't like all of the rhetorical questions. It makes the whole thing more whiny, and less appealing to the readers/listeners. A couple in the whole song is alright, but to have a lot is a bit annoying. It's just the fact that it makes the lyrics clearly directed at someone else, which makes it slightly awkward for me to read. Also, rhetorical questions shouldn't be used too often, or they lose their effect.
Having said that, something to use instead of rhetorical questions which I think would be fitting it some more imagery. 'Tiny pieces' is already a good start, but at the same time I've definitely heard that phrase many times before. I wouldn't say get rid of that because it does work well, but instead of all the questions you could replace them with negative imagery which fits in with the song such as 'shattering' 'broken' and all that.
You might just feel the pain inside of her
Tell me why I have to be me?
Tell me why I have to be broken?
This little part confused me a bit. I thought it was addressed to one person, from another regarding themselves. A bit confusing, but basically why does it say 'her'. I thought the narrator was talking about how the other person made them so broken, so who is 'her'?
Overall, I liked these lyrics, I can definitely see these in a song. But I think there were just too many rhetorical questions, and not enough imagery. I hope this helps, feel free to ask me any questions or if you'd like another review on anything. Keep lyricing,
~ArcticMonkey x
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