Sentence examples similar to affectionate lyrics from inspiring English sources
This affectionate tribute to Ireland's literary and lyric traditions features works by composers as diverse as Beethoven and Berlioz, Britten and Arnold Bax, and lyrics by Yeats and Joyce, among many others.
Although the lyrics are pretty anodyne, the song still functions as a form of affectionate provocation; it was born, in part, of the same impulse that leads Paisley to needle his drummer whenever he can.
MDMA, though it's dangerous in excess like any drug, has long been associated with dance music; it makes people happy, energetic and affectionate, and since getting the innocuous name Molly it has been turning up in lyrics — which D.J.'s often sample and add into mixes.
The title song from "Little Me" is among the evening's highlights, as performed with bouncy, affectionate rapport by Ms. White and Mr. Stritch, in an arrangement that gives Leigh's delicious lyrics their due.
It's a hilarious and affectionate parody of Professor Higgins and Eliza Doolittle (Bat Boy inadvertently even pays homage: "I think I've got it!" he shouts), and O'Keefe's lyrics here are particularly witty and adroit.
Affectionate partner to Bob.
She was more affectionate.
The affectionate sparring continued.
Affectionate, youthful, enthusiastic".
