The phrase "articulated lyrics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing lyrics that are clearly expressed or well-defined, often in the context of music or poetry analysis.
Example: "The song's articulated lyrics convey deep emotions and resonate with listeners on a personal level."
Alternatives: "clear lyrics" or "well-defined lyrics".
At the center of it all is Mr. O'Brien's small but assertive voice, articulating lyrics marked equally by whimsy and wariness.
In those days, mixing it up with an edgy, independent group of musicians, she appeared shy, barely articulating lyrics and making more eye contact with the band than with the audience.
Everything about Ani DiFranco is hyperactive: her quick-strummed guitar chords, her articulate lyrics, her sense of rhythm, her conscience.
As it is, "Soulstar" is an album of dense, fascinating textures and articulate lyrics that ends up pleasant but prosy.
Blake Scharzenbach, formerly the guitarist and songwriter in Jawbreaker, now leads Jets to Brazil, and he still believes in the promise of indie rock: that sinewy guitar lines, oblique but articulate lyrics and unabashedly anthemic choruses can move an audience.
Mr. Hicks writes meticulously time-warped songs, with jazz harmonies and violin improvisations that hark back to the Hot Club of France, articulate lyrics that slyly observe the human comedy and brisk, close female harmonies to sweeten them up.
Riding the light fizz of a bossa nova beat, Mr. Rollins phrased the melody carefully, as if articulating the lyrics, then ceded the floor to Mr. Hall, who fashioned a graceful solo, before following suit.
The lyrics now articulated the emotions of a grieving nation in its hour of darkness, whose present-day had been shattered and who collectively yearned for the world they had lost.
Suppressing it without recognising the need to provide any alternative infrastructure of self-expression for vulnerable young people is more likely to further entrench the way that violence and its compounding psychological elements that are articulated so viscerally in drill lyrics spread like a disease among closed, ignored communities, until intercepted properly.
