Sentence examples for lyrics from high-quality English sources.

• Provençal love lyrics were, in fact, as…

• Lyrics help them connect to the music emotionally.

• Centring lyrics is another recent trend, says Nigro.

• The lyrics, though, are peppered with racist clichés.

• "To really be one of the best, the lyrics have to come from you.

• (Bob Dylan’s music, lyrics, and phrasing played an even bigger role later on).

• MacGowan finalised the lyrics in Malmo, Sweden while recovering from pneumonia.

• The music of the two songs is similar but the lyrics have been altered in Santana’s version.

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• “Baby Shark” has a preverbal allure: some of its main lyrics are “baby,” “mommy,” and “doo doo doo.”

• The melody was used repeatedly throughout the 18th and 19th centuries with lyrics that changed with the affairs of the day.

• The platforms come together to tackle one issue at a time, with the radio show theme reflected in the lyrics of the latest song.

• A student interviewed, Chloe Harris, 16, said the lyrics to the song were distributed to the class before the song’s performance.

• He collected all the lyrics of his best-known songs and wrote commentaries on each in Lyrics on Several Occasions (1959).

• While Bieber glided through his lyrics on the recorded remix, he's faced difficulty in the past while singing Spanish lyrics live.

• The unofficial anthem of the protests, “Glory to Hong Kong,” has had its lyrics converted into numbers that sound roughly like the lyrics. “05 432 680, 04 640 0242,” goes the opening.

• We've been figuring out how to swap in sources of text for lyrics into a Kaldi-generated transcript (Kaldi's not so great at lyrics for most songs, unsurprisingly, but Newsbeat for example, works well).

lyrics sentence examples

• One of the singers, Keith Davies said: "I've had a few people come back to me saying it actually moved them to tears because, I think it's the power of the human voice, and then the lyrics and now attributing those lyrics to the situation we find ourselves."

• However, according to court documents, the first appearance of the Happy Birthday lyrics was in a 1911 book titled The Elementary Worker and His Work, which gives no credit to anyone for the lyrics, but mentions that the song shares its music with Good Morning.

• "Always, when I listen to music, I subconsciously tend to learn the lyrics and I like listening to the lyrics to figure out, kind of, what a song means or whatever, because I feel like I enjoy it more if I know what the person's talking about, rather than just listening to music."

• In probably the most bizarre example of Apple spending to get the experience right, Schusser says that Apple has “a team of people listening to music and transcribing the lyrics” to ensure they're accurate enough for Apple Music’s new time synced lyrics feature; “we don’t get them from the usual sites.”