Sentence examples for broad lyrics from inspiring English sources
It's a weighty task for a single song to carry, which is why it makes sense that Adele's "Hello" is a big, enveloping force, with bold, broad lyrics that could describe the feelings that accompany a variety of lost loves.
Gershon, who is the real hero of this "Satyagraha," makes Glass' trademark repetitions sizzle while at the same time creating broad lyric arches.
Fortson went to work on some broad, inspirational lyrics for the song, which was given the title "Victory" — the chorus goes, "Togetherness and unity means victory in Italy / With dedication, heart, and soul, you have the tools to achieve your goal".
And if there were murky moments in Mr. Botstein's reading of Alexander Zemlinsky's broad-boned "Lyric Symphony" (Op. 18, from 1923), there were also some thrilling moments.
With his knack for addressing broad subjects with lyrics that are plain spoken yet resonant, Cutler describes how sustaining the creative process can be.
However, they seemed more hesitant about making a broad precedent on rap lyrics in general.
The broad idea for a lyric may have come from watching someone at King's Cross, but when it comes to colouring it in, I use the characters and places I know.
Gahan's lyrics are broad-brush, such as those on current single All of This and Nothing, which swells to an impressive finish ("I'm the sun that rises while you're sleeping"), and opening track Shine, a textbook stadium-pleaser about a light that all too predictably "shines on you".
Rench: The only change was a few word changes to make the song fit the broader context (the original lyrics had some very specific narrative).
"Spotify's partnership with Genius is complementary to Musixmatch which provides the raw lyrics for a broad catalog on Spotify," a spokesperson told TechCrunch.
