Sentence examples for alternative lyrics from inspiring English sources

Not to mention another doomed campaign to stop people singing "Fuck the IRA!" – suggested alternative lyrics: "Follow England away!" – through the entire self-hobbling exercise.

But Ms. Simmons is stubbornly detailed about unpublished and unreleased work, alternative lyrics, studio personnel, tour musicians, documentary footage and musical arrangements.

After a couple of listens, though, the memory came back to me of recording Shane's vocal with alternative lyrics, from which had been removed the least controversy.

In 2011, the song was re-recorded with alternative lyrics as a promotional video after The Simpsons was renewed for an additional 24th and 25th season.

He released a new version of album track "Wolves," and the album has continued to receive revisions including minor changes in the mixing, guest appearances and alternative lyrics.

There were no acts of violence but thousands chanted creative insults aimed at Turkish officials, most of which followed the tune of popular Turkish football chants but with alternative lyrics like "shove your internet-less modem up your ass".

More often than in other rock-styles since the mainstreaming of rock music during the 1970s, alternative rock lyrics tend to address topics of social concern, such as drug use, depression, suicide, and environmentalism.

She takes out her lyric sheet, and in a gentle voice suggests some alternative words for the beginning of the chorus.

Emo is a genre derived from punk and post-hardcore or alternative with emotional lyrics.

Geneva converted this industrial landmark into an alternative stage for lyric theater in 1997, but kept some of the brightly painted machinery in the lobby.

But the visual gems are the reproductions of early drafts of lyrics, with alternative line choices and lists of rhymes scrawled (in pencil) in the margins of legal-pad sheets.