Sentence examples for generic lyrics from inspiring English sources

The vocalist Mellissa Hughes sang sultry melodic lines with generic lyrics: "And when I hear you call my name, the birds stop singing," and such.

Generic lyrics could yield generic imagery: she set Lady Gaga's "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" in a moodily lit mansion filled with piles of money, and Robin Thicke's "Sex Therapy" in a moodily lit mansion filled with acquiescent models.

"Feels Like Home" (Blue Note), Norah Jones's second studio album, has pleasant midtempo melodies and forgivably generic lyrics, tasteful small-band arrangements anchored by a restrained piano, and smoky, sweet, elegant vocals that are pretty without being too beautiful — everything, that is, that sent Jones's star into ascent the first time around.

Instead of generic lyrics aimed at geeing-up imagined crowds, Katy wrote from inside the breathless moments of a night out: the brushed bare shoulder and spurned advances that actually describe a clubbing experience – things DJs never experience from behind the booth.

"Feels Like Home" (Blue Note), Norah Jones's second studio album, has pleasant midtempo melodies and forgivably generic lyrics, tasteful small-band arrangements anchored by a restrained piano, and smoky, sweet, elegant vocals that are pretty without being too beautiful everything, that is, that sent Jones's star into ascent the first time around.

In their place are more generic lyrics about girls, love, breakups and similar fare.

Lanegan is the more dominant force, rasping generic Americana lyrics about county jails and girls named Ruby, while Campbell adds gossamer harmonies and occasional cello accompaniment.

Mike Wass of website Idolator wrote, "there's something to be said for consistency and Ricky sure knows how to knock out a summery smash with generic Spanglish lyrics that probably sound pretty inspiring after a couple of Coronas".

Avoid using generic language.

Stylistically his music might be described as sub-Frank Wildhorn, meaning gobs of generic melody and lyrics stuffed with romantic and inspirational clichés, with dollops of ersatz gospel, all ready made for belting by large voices.

It also announced new apps and web player in tandem with the service restructuring — which includes features such as dynamic custom recommendations; expansive search options (search by lyrics or generic description); and "thousands" of playlists across genre, mood and activity.