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Discover LudwigThe phrase "add lyrics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to include song lyrics in a document, presentation, or any other context where lyrics are relevant.
Example: "For the presentation, please add lyrics to the slides so the audience can follow along with the song."
Alternatives: "include lyrics" or "insert lyrics".
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But when you add lyrics, you now have a story and a singer and so much more to work with.
To cut it short, their favourite method is the collaborative approach, when Goddard sends Taylor the beginnings of a track to work on and add lyrics.
The band created the music during sound checks before tour performances; then Mr. Harper would retire to his hotel and add lyrics.
A year later the singer Irma Thomas recorded a version with a full set of lyrics, and on initial pressings Mr. Norman, who said he had been hired by a producer to add lyrics, was credited as a co-writer.
Or maybe he'll ask if you want to add lyrics to some banjo tunes he's been playing around with, an invitation that leads to your making a record together and solidifies a creative union between the two of you.
So rappers often go into the studio with a song that's nearly finished; all they have to do is add lyrics, repeating them over and over until they come out cleanly.
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Mr. Seeger liked the melody and added lyrics about wine.
The French composer Benoît Carré then added lyrics and produced the final version of the track.
The advert got a great reaction, so we added lyrics and turned it into a single.
For another new track, "Holla," Ghostface simply added lyrics to "La La (Means I Love You)," by the Delfonics.
He said he was not necessarily averse to the idea of someone else adding lyrics, but he seemed skeptical, after a lifetime of fruitless collaborations.
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