Sentence examples for additional lyrics from inspiring English sources
If listening to Drake's "Take Care" rings any bells, it's because it's basically a refix of Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx's "I'll Take Care Of You" plus Drake's additional lyrics (almost void of Scott-Heron's grit) and the addition of Rihanna's "come hither" refrain.
OR THEATER?' Book and lyrics by Elise Thoron; music and additional lyrics by Gary S. Fagin.
This is the unusual premise of "Zanna, Don't!: A Musical Fairy Tale," by Tim Acito (with additional lyrics and contributions to the book by Alexander Dinelaris).
One track, a bizarre version of Give Peace a Chance with a stentorian vocal and additional lyrics courtesy of Brown – "Rubbish!
Based on Erich Segal's novel and movie, the musical has a book and lyrics by Stephen Clark and music and additional lyrics by Howard Goodall.
In his live shows, from which many excerpts are included, he tells the histories of the standards he performs, often providing additional lyrics that no one has heard.
Hip-hop may be increasingly amorphous and inseparable from pop, yet these cross-generational telegrams imply an additional truth: lyrics are back.
Orff's controversial cantatas, by contrast, set medieval German poetry (in Latin and Bavarian dialect), and classical texts by Catullus, Sappho and Euripides in the original languages, along with additional Latin lyrics by the composer himself, a trained "humanist".
Some had written a melody or two, others had written a dozen, but a couple of days before the sessions started, an additional eight lyrics from that same period showed up.
I know of at least three: Plastic Bertrand's rambunctious 1977 hit Ca Plane Pour Moi, Blondie's 1978 reworking of the 1963 hit Denise with additional French lyrics and Labelle's 1975 smash hit Lady Marmalade, which contains the immortal query: "Voulez-Vous Coucher Avec Moi - Ce Soir?" Of these tunes, only one is sung by a native francophone, and I don't hear anyone complaining about it.
He described Duet as "a cross between Napster and a music portal," which, unlike MusicNet, would emphasize additional information like lyrics and artist biographies.
