Sentence examples for decipher the lyrics from inspiring English sources

If someone chose to decipher the lyrics on that deliciously weird piece of vinyl, let alone criticise them, I wish them well, but they're not for me.

It's even harder to decipher the lyrics tonight than on Hookworms' albums – indeed, the vocals often seem like another instrument, another layer to the wall of noise – but the declamatory zeal with which MJ delivers them is electrifying.

He discusses the practical challenges: trying to decipher the lyrics of Nas, Snoop Dogg and the Notorious BIG; rapping along in a low voice with the music on his headphones as he waits for the next subway.

The Fine Brothers recently had teens decipher the lyrics of the uber popular song -- but they weren't told what the title was or who performs it.

For 15 years the iconic live dance program gyrated its way onto TVs across the country, where viewers eagerly awaited new music videos, exclusive performances, and tried to decipher the lyrics to Jet Fuel's anthemic intro song.

When I was done viewing (and surfing the Internet to decipher the lyrics), I asked myself which song made me feel most connected -- to my own body, to my self, to other women, to men, to self worth, to everyone around me. "All About That Bass" took top marks in every category.

Something the crowd could chant to and eventually decipher what the lyrics 'Time 2 Bump' means.

They're amazing!" Then follows what Americans have instead of Vision Quests or other rites of passage: a solid six months to a year during which the young man spends all of his time alone in his room listening to Led Zep over and over trying to decipher the meaningless lyrics a drug-addled Robert Plant came up with 40 years ago.

The lyrics are deliberately obscure; Shields joked that he once considered rating various attempts to decipher the words on the band's website according to a percentage of accuracy.

The lyrics, when deciphered, are often domestic thoughts of love, home and worrying about the children, but there's also a radiant innocence.

And Kanye West refrained from stealing microphones at yesterday's MTV Video Music Awards, but good luck trying to decipher his lyrics from the New York Times's transcription, which, as with Cee Lo Green's "Fuck You," tiptoes around the expletives.