Sentence examples for full of lyrics from inspiring English sources
By all accounts, there is no shoebox full of lyrics or hard drive of latent hits.
Adolescent notebooks full of lyrics, extravagant costumes and record covers will all be on show.
The play is full of lyrics, more than any of Shakespeare's works: "Full fathom five", "Where the bee sucks", "Come unto these yellow sands".
The chances of an average blogger becoming the next Aziz Ansari are about the same as the chances of an average kid with a notebook full of lyrics becoming the next Kanye West.
"Alice," which was very loosely inspired by "Alice in Wonderland," is full of lyrics about dreaming, and many of the songs proceed in a haze of brushed drums and breathy horns.
He'd been in a West End production of Oliver Twist, he'd been on TV, he'd been in the choir … NR: Also, he had a notebook full of lyrics, which we hadn't mastered.
Berg himself described his heroine as "innocent, but the root of all evil", and his opera traces in harrowing, mesmerising detail her rise and fall from street urchin to society queen to impoverished prostitute and victim of Jack the Ripper.Again, Berg's score is incomparably vivid and varied, intense but full of lyric passion.
When the original "Sylvia" had its première, at the Paris Opéra, in 1876, it got a so-so reception, and it would probably soon have been retired and forgotten but for its splendid score, by Léo Delibes, which is full of lyric ravishment and, at the same time, symphonic depth: rhythmic complexity, dramatic force, and, above all, gorgeous French orchestrations.
These plugins have libraries full of lyric files that are updated constantly, and you don't need to mess with downloading and renaming LRC files.
A year later the singer Irma Thomas recorded a version with a full set of lyrics, and on initial pressings Mr. Norman, who said he had been hired by a producer to add lyrics, was credited as a co-writer.
Despite "This Land" later devolving into a bland patriotic staple, the song's full set of lyrics express the sum of Woody's philosophy about the good of the common people, the need to flatten out the economy so while the rich may still get the most, the poor get more than just some.
