Sentence examples for decent lyrics from inspiring English sources

At first it was more of a joke, but she's kickin' some decent lyrics". Added Steve McKinnie, who sells her single at the Sam Goody's outlet in Hawthorne Plaza: "I would put her in the 'about to happen' category.

Sung when Mickey is pleading to be Rocky's manager, it's a solo spot for Matthews that has a solid melody, decent lyrics about the good old days of boxing and instrumentation to echo a by-gone era.

Aged 28, Williams gave up his nine-to-five and went to Guildhall, to learn to be an opera singer, where what he terms his "pretty decent" lyric baritone voice soon saw him winning acclaim.

There are decent tunes but the lyrics can be shockingly bad.

Released in 1939, the record eventually sold over a million copies and became one of the most influential songs of all time, thanks to its rare combination of potent lyrics, a decent melodic line and a beautiful voice.

Your flow develops over time and as long as your lyrics are half-decent, you can't go far wrong.

"Just hearing the tracks," he says of the early records, "if they've got any lyrics that are even half-decent, we've got something".

Her 23-year-old prince, Dimitri Tuboltsev, had an uncommon lyric grace, coupled with more than decent technique.

For the most part, Cash In My Pocket is a decent enough song; the production is watertight and the lyrics moody and skrilla-orientated.

There are smart lyric-writers, sweet boys and commercial boys, but there isn't a decent one trying to find another rhyme with love today".

Thanks Sachs very decent of you always knew you had a heart of gold he says: my number and your lyric will make me a certain winner.