Maybe I’m naive but I thought they were the same thing.
Or is the songwriter the composer of the song and the lyricist just comes up with the lyrics?
That, I’d understand.
Help me understand!
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That’s it. The lyricist writes the words. The songwriter writes the entire song. The composer writes the music.