The S.H.Y. method is a highly effective and easy-to-use songwriting technique that can helps craft memorable and engaging lyrics. This method stands for Simile (S), How (H), and Why (Y), and can be applied to both verse and chorus sections to create a cohesive and expressive narrative in songs.

S - Simile: Start with a simile, metaphor, personification, or statement to make your lyrics more interesting and vivid. This helps in painting a visual picture for the listeners and revealing a deeper meaning through comparison.

H - How: After the simile, answer the question "How?" by explaining how the subject feels like the simile or how they relate to it. This adds depth and context to your lyrics, creating a stronger connection with your audience.

Y - Why: This is the most crucial part of the S.H.Y. method, as it gives the lyrics a reason to exist within the song. Answering the "Why?" question provides the critical information needed for each section of the song to be connected and part of a bigger idea. Typically, verses focus on one idea, building towards the central concept in the chorus.

The S.H.Y. method can also be used in conjunction with the song title when writing the chorus. In this case, 'S' stands for the song title, and you'll want to incorporate the title into the chorus, explaining the 'How' and 'Why' surrounding it.

The S.H.Y. method, helps lyrics that flow naturally and create a compelling story for your listeners. This technique, when combined with other songwriting strategies, can result in powerful lyrics that will resonate with your audience and remain memorable for a long time.

Write me 3 verses and then a chorus for a melodic song that could crack the Billboard top 100 list using the S.H.Y. method. The lyrics should fit a tempo of 120 beats per minute. The key/melody of the song is 8b Camelot in C major so write lyrics that would fit the overall style of this song. Keep the lyrics fairly simple and easy to sing and they should not be cheesy.

The song should be in the style of NAME_1 and the topic is nightlife and heartbreak.
 The response should be in all capital letters.
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