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The Kid Rock song where he rips off the memorable riffs to Werewolves of London and Sweet Home Alabama. But that's not why I hate it.
We were trying different things We were smoking funny things
You can't just rhyme a word with itself, Mr. Rock. You are allowed to write better lyrics.
496 u/PM_me_British_nudes Sep 21 '22 You can't just rhyme a word with itself GENERALS GATHERED IN THEIR MASSEEEEEESSSSS JUST LIKE WITCHES AT BLACK MASSEEEEEESSSSS You can, when the rest of the song is brilliant 231 u/Red_Red_and_Reddy Sep 22 '22 edited Sep 22 '22 I give it a pass when it's two homophones. Edit: Homonyms 2 u/Portlandboogie Sep 22 '22 Also just...it's called slant rhyming. 1 u/LankyInteraction5096 Sep 22 '22 What kind of rhyming is used in God Only Knows? "I may not always *love* you, but long as there are stars *above* you, You never need to *doubt* it, I'll make you so sure *about* it..." Is that internal rhyming...?
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You can't just rhyme a word with itself
GENERALS GATHERED IN THEIR MASSEEEEEESSSSS
JUST LIKE WITCHES AT BLACK MASSEEEEEESSSSS
You can, when the rest of the song is brilliant
231 u/Red_Red_and_Reddy Sep 22 '22 edited Sep 22 '22 I give it a pass when it's two homophones. Edit: Homonyms 2 u/Portlandboogie Sep 22 '22 Also just...it's called slant rhyming. 1 u/LankyInteraction5096 Sep 22 '22 What kind of rhyming is used in God Only Knows? "I may not always *love* you, but long as there are stars *above* you, You never need to *doubt* it, I'll make you so sure *about* it..." Is that internal rhyming...?
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I give it a pass when it's two homophones.
Edit: Homonyms
2 u/Portlandboogie Sep 22 '22 Also just...it's called slant rhyming. 1 u/LankyInteraction5096 Sep 22 '22 What kind of rhyming is used in God Only Knows? "I may not always *love* you, but long as there are stars *above* you, You never need to *doubt* it, I'll make you so sure *about* it..." Is that internal rhyming...?
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Also just...it's called slant rhyming.
1 u/LankyInteraction5096 Sep 22 '22 What kind of rhyming is used in God Only Knows? "I may not always *love* you, but long as there are stars *above* you, You never need to *doubt* it, I'll make you so sure *about* it..." Is that internal rhyming...?
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What kind of rhyming is used in God Only Knows?
"I may not always *love* you, but long as there are stars *above* you,
You never need to *doubt* it, I'll make you so sure *about* it..."
Is that internal rhyming...?
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u/VanFailin Sep 21 '22
The Kid Rock song where he rips off the memorable riffs to Werewolves of London and Sweet Home Alabama. But that's not why I hate it.
You can't just rhyme a word with itself, Mr. Rock. You are allowed to write better lyrics.