Sentence examples for existing lyrics from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the startup recently revamped its website to launch what can only be described as a Genius competitor, letting users congregate to discuss the meaning of song lyrics, as well as search, amend and translate existing lyrics and add new ones to MusixMatch's catalogue.

Much of the lyrics she sings will be existing lyrics of hers lifted from online and put in a different context.

"But the content is more subverted, as we make a point in using only existing lyrics randomly re-ordered and slogans for companies for which she already stands for, outlining the generic and standardized nature of pop music".

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But this is one of those shows were much of the wit comes from the song cues; that is, members of the audience who know all those 1970s pop songs might well find themselves in stitches as the dialogue convolutes itself in order to shoehorn in the existing lyrics.

This is easier for most people than trying to create a melody which matches existing lyrics.

The directors Arthur Laurents ("Gypsy"), Sam Buntrock ("Sunday") and Bartlett Sher ("South Pacific") instead have demanded that their performers dig like archaeologists into the existing libretto, lyrics and music.

Mr. Black tightened the lyrics in existing songs.

A few "Graceland" tunes overlaid his very Western lyrics onto existing South African tracks — a singer-songwriter's remix.

Through song, the group told stories of police brutality and other struggles of the movement, generally by putting new lyrics to existing spirituals.

The sea of red dots promising to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, the stretchers rescuing those poor souls who faint from heat exhaustion in the pit, the high fashion of Ed Hardy bedazzled USA apparel -- all of this, existing unapologetically as the lyrics to Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl" play so loudly I can hear my heart beat in my head.