Songwriting rhymes for routines
These rhymes are specially chosen by our unique songwriting rhyming dictionary to give you the best songwriting rhymes.
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Perfect rhymes for routines
- means
- beans
- jeans
- greens
- scenes
- machines
- queens
- magazines
- philistines
- screens
- genes
- philippines
- teens
- proteins
- smithereens
- cleans
- marines
- miens
- liens
- collard greens
- leans
- vaccines
- limousines
- menes
- keens
- by all means
- sardines
- by no means
- penes
- alkenes
- cuisines
- gleans
- denes
- careens
- libertines
- deans
- figurines
- phillipines
- latrines
- peens
- soybeans
- by any means
- intervenes
- ravines
- evergreens
- nitrosamines
- convenes
- fifteens
- demeans
- viens
- amphetamines
- submarines
- canteens
- chop-suey greens
- queans
- bylines
- republic of the philippines
- betweens
- boston baked beans
- pork and beans
Near rhymes for routines
Near rhymes work great for songwriting, often giving a more interesting feel than perfect rhymes.
- me
- be
- we
- see
- feel
- these
- need
- here
- keep
- she
- please
- we're
- she's
- mean
- he
- leave
- feels
- hear
- seen
- dreams
- believe
- he's
- real
- seems
- between
- sleep
- free
- we'll
- sweet
- dream
- knees
- feet
- deep
- we've
- needs
- breathe
- queen
- speak
- meet
- street
- three
- t
- is
- seem
- beat
- even
- green
- each
- treat
- streets
- clean
- leaves
- only
- been
- piece
- we'd
- scream
- keys
- easy
- feeling
- sea
- really
- eat
- scene
- week
- keeps
- peace
- underneath
- reach
- least
- tv
- things
- trees
- weak
- heels
- deal
- bleed
- d
- money
- asleep
- being
- ve
- steal
- heat
- lean
- ease
- e
- key
- she'll
- cheap
- seat
- sheets
- think
- teeth
- teach
- sees
- many
- beach
- feed
- g
Want to know what rhymes with routines?
Are you a songwriter who is tired of not being able to think of words that rhyme with your song's subject? I know I was this way
It's awful, especially when you need to come up with lyrics quickly! This is where a rhyming dictionary can help; however, most dictionaries just spit out a word regardless if it's usable in a song
For example, if you're writing a song about how you miss your grandmother, the last thing you want to hear as "Homeland"
We all know that's not singable and it doesn't even have the right meaning! With Chorus, we find you only those rhymes which are useful for songwriters, so you know that the words we give you are singable and work for the genre you're writing in
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