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He said Blurred Lines was the turning point for him but he admitted that at first he "didn't get" why the song received such a backlash by some. The song - which was a collaboration with Robin Thicke - includes lines such as "I hate these blurred lines, I know you want it" and "Must wanna get nasty".

The singer said he saw that some women really liked the song and would sing those type of lyrics all the time. Or the way I think about things. And I was like 'Got it. I get it. He added: "I realised that we live in a chauvinist culture in our country. We speak English, we write English, we tell stories from our lives, and have meaningful conversations with friends.

But for some reason as soon as we start lyric writing, we believe those skills are not enough. We get obscenely abstract and poetic; we contort the language to get our rhymes to fall at the ends of the lines even when the content no longer makes sense. Because we almost failed high school English class? But keep in mind that the most important quality of a great lyric is authenticity. Write like you would if you were relaying the story to a small group of people who care about you and what you have to say.

Try writing a simple verse such as four or six lines moving into a chorus with lots of repetition. In the lower-left corner of your screen, tap Lyrics to turn time-synced lyrics on or off. See the full lyrics for a song Open the Apple Music app. Touch and hold a song in the Apple Music catalog. Tap View Full Lyrics. Lyrics aren't available for all songs.

Report a concern with time-synced lyrics If you notice missing or incorrect time-synced lyrics, you can report it directly in the Apple Music app.

While viewing time-synced lyrics, touch and hold a verse. This is the first known printing of Key's poem. Called a broadside, it was probably printed in Baltimore on Sept. Courtesy Maryland Historical Society. Because the song extolled the national flag—a symbol of loyalty to the Union—Northerners enthusiastically embraced it as a patriotic anthem.