Sentence examples for bad lyrics from inspiring English sources

Bad lyrics, dull music, idiotic, would-be-daring dialogue, interminable long-winded scenes about nothing, and above all, amateurishness and ineptitude".

There are a few touches that, like a nice guitar riff in a song with bad lyrics, are diverting: imminent victims cough up dirt; a hag sucks the soul out of someone in a bit of pagan mouth-to-mouth.

(She sang "Take Off Your Shoes," a new song conceived as God's rejoinder to the Vatican, blunting a dissenter's conviction with bad lyrics: "You're running out of battery/And I don't see no bunnies 'round here").

Bishop also criticised the lyrics in most songs, stating that "Walking Stick" contained "some horrendously bad lyrics".

Many observers dismiss the Beatles' cover of Roy Lee Johnson's "Mr. Moonlight" because of the cheesy organ and bad lyrics.

The pair worked diligently to ensure the lyrics were not lackluster, even though few changes actually resulted; Shields said, "There's nothing worse than bad lyrics".

There's not a single bad lyric here, and not a note sounds false or timid.

That's why he couldn't write a bad lyric.

Times may be bad, the lyrics say, but "there's no depression in love".

Warren Zevon points out in his Mr Bad Example lyrics: The brilliant Morrissey takes it further.

The second half of Steadman's memoir, which spans the years from 1980 to Thompson's death, is a sad, sloppy affair, puffed out with faxes and bad song lyrics.