Sentence examples for abusive songs from inspiring English sources
The former Liverpool manager was again on the end of abusive songs from the 2,000 travelling Chelsea supporters at the Riverside Stadium and finally reacted in a stunning attack.
During that match in April, Spurs fans chanted abusive songs at the former Arsenal marksman, but the player has since said that the songs would not put him off signing for Redknapp's team.
The notoriety of this case does not diminish the long line of abusive men (and songs) in pop history.
By many accounts, women who attended Dartmouth in the late 1970s and 1980s experienced moments of harshness, like sexist remarks, feelings of isolation and abusive fraternity row songs, yet they also developed resilience and resourcefulness.
In a remarkable development, away supporters alleged that their section was targeted by a high-pitch noise that piped up every time they were singing abusive anti-Hoffenheim songs (There is plenty of ill-feeling between the clubs after the Borussia chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke criticised 1899's business model – their reliance on a wealthy benefactor – last year).
Little Big Town has recorded songs about abusive men, like "Mean Streak" and "Evangeline," but onstage it stuck to its good-timey material.
Evanescence's lead singer Amy Lee wrote the song about the abusive relationship that inspired all of the songs on the group's debut record Fallen (2003).
Accompanying the release is a text describing her escape from a long-term abusive relationship, and the song is full of both the damage and the emancipation.
We need to turn off songs that are abusive.
Darker still, And Then You Kissed Me, a sort of inversion of the Crystals' He Hit Me (and It Felt Like a Kiss), has to be the tenderest song about an abusive relationship, with Persson at one point inflicting on herself what would come to be known as victim blaming: "It struck me that love is a sport, so I pushed you a little bit more".
"Better Man" is a song about an abusive relationship.
