I just titled this the same as the skirmish I got it from, but it's not really in the lyric, so I should probably come up with a better title. Suggestions welcome.

So I am not really excited about songwriting at the moment, but it seems like I've found a foolproof method for writing a song quickly no matter how little energy and motivation I have:
1) Get a title, theme, or prompt from somewhere (I guess this is kind of optional though). I've been going through old skirmishes to find themes.
2) Use randomwordgenerator.com to get 10 random words (you could use FAWM Muse tools too).
3) Go through the words one at a time, and try to write a line or couplet (or even several lines if it inspires them) on the theme that includes that word.
4) Review all the lines you've ended up with, and see if you can figure out a good song outline & structure that uses them for the bulk of the song, moving them around as needed.
5) Fill in lines for the rest of the structure, using a rhyming dictionary to strike up ideas for lines as needed.
6) Devise a simple melody for each part (verse, chorus, bridge, etc.) that works okay. (This part is easy for me. It's not easy to write a great melody, but it's easy to write any old one.)

As long as I do not let myself worry about quality, and sort of try to go with my first instinct for everything (with a little bit of filter if it's *terrible*), it is really easy! Some songs won't be good, but some will be, and I can always go back later and see what I have to work with. But that uncertain result is the same anyway even if I spent many days finishing one song, so this is great.

Here were some of the random words that helped spark this song: wait, forward, dentist, falsify, behavior, voucher, ministry, comedy