Sentence examples for filthy lyrics from inspiring English sources

Click here to watch A stool, lots of dry ice and some filthy lyrics about surfboards: all this year's Grammys show needed to ignite was the king and queen of modern music, who performed Drunk in Love.

The lyrics, the filthy filthy lyrics...well they're so rude they should not be listened to be anyone ever.

"I love the filthy lyrics of the song and was totally excited about putting them into a techno context," Temple told THUMP.

Dressed in a long white coat over a skintight top and slim-fitting trousers, Prince – who'll turn 55 next month – shimmied insinuatingly during spacey ballads such as "When We're Dancing Close and Slow," from his self-titled 1979 album, and "I Like It There," which contained some delightfully filthy lyrics along with another sly declaration of devotion.

Otherwise: a version of Horace Silver's "Filthy McNasty," with lyrics; a version of the Louis Jordan blues "Let the Good Times Roll"; a fast piece by Mr. Green called "Benny's Crib"; and Mr. Potter's ballad "Fear of Flying".

We're talking about a man who became a devout Jehovah's Witness after penning lyrics so filthy they were directly responsible for the creation of the Parents Music Resource Center, the group that distributed Parents Advisory stickers.

The song is sometimes subjected to layers of echo, but most often not — the instrumental is one long tease that mirrors the path of the lyrics: something fantastically filthy has gone down, or maybe hasn't, but desire pushes every line.

Sinclair mentioned similar views of the lyrics, calling them "filthy", but noted "none of [this] should diminish Dre's achievement".

Their lyrics get much filthier than this.

Its title is a reference to Dublin's red-light district, taken from the lyrics of a cheerily filthy folk song popularised by the Dubliners.

http://pondband.com Filthy Boy - That Life Dark, witty lyrics set over a waltz beat; Filthy Boy continue to explore the territory between Nick Cave and The Smiths.