Sentence examples for be song from inspiring English sources
noun
A musical composition with lyrics for voice or voices, performed by singing.
- Thomas listened to his favorite song on the radio yesterday.
His voice was deep, full of music, the singing a kind of chanting that never ceased to be song: BARkin' out thunnnnnDER!
(Interestingly, the titles of the chapters narrated by Ferelith seem to be song titles by everyone from Sonic Youth to Gustav Mahler, including Pink's "I'm Not Dead").
Or George Jones?" "If there's anything that I hope that I have contributed to country music, it's probably not going to be song of the year, or to sing some amazing note people will talk about forever," Mr. Shelton said.
Expanding on this, he said: "It won't be a musical, but because it is framed within the music hall language I think there will be song and performative numbers as part of the way of telling this story.
Hagen considers Angelou's best poems to be the ones meant to be song lyrics, such as "They Went Home".
