Sentence examples for changing lyrics from inspiring English sources

Together with Brooklyn's Jefferson Hamer, she has spent two years reimagining these ancient stories, changing lyrics and melodies, but the efforts swamp these songs.

Many artists and labels, however, re-record special, cleaned-up editions of their albums for Wal-Mart's shelves, deleting obscenities or changing lyrics.

Sometimes I was in the booth between takes, changing lyrics and phrases as so forth.

At that time, he had already been a devout Jehovah's Witness and had started changing lyrics to certain songs he said he still wanted to play but had cleaned up.

M.I.A. popped in for a verse of Monae's "Q.U.E.E.N".; Monae returned the favor on M.I.A's "Bad Girls". The two artists didn't take the "Star Trek" aspects of the gig too seriously, with M.I.A. joking that she wore specific gold "hologram friendly" pants for the occasion, and the artists changing lyrics to tout Audi at every possible opportunity.

I'm very leery of changing the lyrics".

He then introduced his son, Richard Corey, who came up and played an autoharp and sang "We Shall Overcome," but changing the lyrics to "We Shall Overthrow".

"The public image belongs to all of us," he sang, changing the lyrics of his 1978 song "Public Image," and continuing, "It's our entrance, our creation".

The literal: Bon Jovi's Livin' on a Prayer, in honour of Labor supporters changing the lyrics to make it about Medicare.

In the first year of our son attending, the children were singing All Things Bright and Beautiful, but changing the lyrics to describe their mothers.

JW3, NW3, Sat to 7 Dec A very popular strand of musical comedy involves taking a well-known song and changing the lyrics.