Sentence examples for heavy lyrics from inspiring English sources

They may well feel confused once they realise that the boombap production, largely crafted by Carner's long-term friend Rebel Kleff and reminiscent of carefree 90s summer block parties, cushions the blow of some heavy lyrics.

Emotionally heavy lyrics like "the mark of waves will wash all the tired souls // to come back to shore clean," from the titular track are lightened with his smooth sound and word plays.

And despite the contemplative, sometimes heavy lyrics, Griffin House won't weigh you down.

Smith, aka The White Buffalo, has been captivating audiences long before SoA went off into the sunset and is making his mark again with his brooding vocals, deep and heavy lyrics with his latest record, Love and the Death of Damnation.

Before you get snagged contemplating just what a heavy lyric that is for a 26-year-old, 'Cobwebs' takes the record on an engaging, light-hearted detour into shuffling tuxedo country, a Merseybeat take on 'Gentle on My Mind'.

The list-heavy lyrics allude to everything from A Flock of Seagulls haircuts to Michael Milken; the jingly songwriting by Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin is as generically 80's as that of "The Drowsy Chaperone" is generically 20's.

(Though there's a mildly funny hip-hop revenge fantasy, sequences in which Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen materialize in Rob's imagination feel like high-school follies routines.) A similar what-the-heck quality pervades Ms. Green's obscenity-heavy lyrics, which skew toward rhymes that whimsical frat boys might come up with after a few pitchers of beer.

After releasing a sensational independent EP, recording with a throng of underground hip-hop heroes and dazzling rap radio deejays across the country with his punch-line-heavy lyrics, Eminem unleashes his explosive major-label debut album, due in stores Tuesday.

Arcade Fire is typically known for mellow stylings and metaphor-heavy lyrics, but the Grammy-winning group switched gears during a gig in Auburn Hills, Mich., covering the Stevie Wonder classic "Uptight (Everything's Alright)." The cover began with the opening notes of Wonder's "Superstition" before launching into a fun rendition of "Uptight".

Within hours, its lyrics were posted; this is no small thing, especially to those of us used to wading through the crappy, pop-up-heavy lyric sites that have existed practically since the internet began.

Katy Perry has done this with her lyrics, herself: last summer, she released an emoji-heavy lyric video for her hit "Roar". Closer to emojli's username idea is the tumblr f**k yeah emoji!, where users can share the way they represent television characters and common daily occurrences with emoji pictograms.