
Ever write a line you thought was great, only to realize it's just a list of facts with no feeling behind it? In this one I sit down with Alden Hedges, touring bass player, songwriter, and one of our SFG coaches, to talk about why that happens to almost every songwriter, and what actually separates a lyric that lands from one that doesn't. Alden shares some brutally honest lines from his own catalog, the "maybe I can do better" mindset that keeps him improving without burning the notebook, and why your own voice, not the polished stuff you see online, is the one thing nobody else can write for you. If you've ever finished a lyric and thought "this is fine" but knew deep down it wasn't quite there yet, you'll walk away from this one with a real shift in how you think about your next verse. Watch the Weekly Video Podcast: https://shorturl.at/qmP6f Join the Next Songwriter Reset Masterclass: https://www.songwritingforguitar.com/songwriterreset Hire a Coach: https://sfg-accelerator.com/ Apply For The UK Retreat: https://hitmakersretreat.com/ Work With Mike: https://sfg-accelerator.com/fall-intensive
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