Sentence examples for effective lyrics from inspiring English sources
That's got really simple but very, very effective lyrics that talk about being depressed and seeing no beauty in life because your lover's gone".
Wentz's most effective lyrics are also his most ambiguous, songs that could just as easily be about, say, a romantic couple as about Fall Out Boy.
The song's simple but effective lyrics were also positively received by music critics.
Rodgers and Hammerstein played with the idea over the next few weeks, but decided that Creole dialect, filled with "zis" and "zose" would sound corny and would make it difficult to write effective lyrics.
The song has received positive reviews from critics who complimented the song's effective lyrics and chorus, and commended Ludacris' part and the song's ability to have an urban twist.
Inglis concludes: "Harrison's impressive guitar work helps to compensate for the absence of a clear melody, but the song is ultimately undermined by some of his least-effective lyrics; the description of political leaders as 'big girls' is puerile and sexist".
I won't be churlish enough to name names, but there isn't one of them--to my ears, at least--that has more than a few places where effective music and lyrics serve the characters and the show.
It's very simple but effective, from production to lyrics, and has the whole dance floor goin' in.
Allmusic staff writer Steve Huey called it a "flawlessly crafted hard rock masterpiece" and felt that Vedder's "impressionistic lyrics" are more effective through his passionate vocal delivery rather than their "concrete meaning".
On We Bring an Arsenal, it means blending Auto-Tune, a mariachi football chant and a non-specific-but-disgusted lyric – a crudely effective concoction that captures the feeling of being 16 and looking for the meaning of life.
