Start with the moment you keep returning to. Write the person, place, season, memory, or sentence that still carries weight.
What to include
- The person or chapter the song is about.
- Three to five specific memories.
- Words you wish had been said.
- The mood, genre, or instruments you imagine.
- Anything that should be avoided.
What Abraham’s Hill shapes
The brief becomes an emotional map: repeated images, unsaid lines, contradictions, and the feeling underneath the facts.