Sentence examples for incorrect lyrics from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 4 March 2014 to remove incorrect lyrics of the song I Got a Boy.

Not that anyone in that jamboree atmosphere really notices the words too much, apart from their signal refrain; which is now nearly always sung to subtly incorrect lyrics, and even with the wrong punctuation.

Recently, Rusty Wier, a Texas-born singer blending country, folk, rock and blues, played favorites like, "I Hear You Been Laying My Old Lady," to a crowd clad in Wrangler jeans and cowboy boots that cheered in approval of his decidedly politically incorrect lyrics.

The song is also known for having an incorrect lyric in 'I woke up from that coma 2001, about the same time Dre dropped 2001'.

The original used lyrics from an incorrect transcript of the updated version of the song.

I'm not even defending the quality of the new release, but her commentary about the album was blatantly, factually incorrect, with regard to the lyrics and themes.

Michael Azerrad's article made me yearn for the days when rock lyrics expressed such politically incorrect sentiments as "I'm your tiger and you're my mate" and people knew the difference between entertainment and therapy.

If you go: "If there's anyone left that can see, blind him / If there's anyone left that can dance, cripple him," [Who Needs The Young] I think lyrics like that are pretty politically incorrect.

Lyrics for the Eminem and Rihanna track Love the Way You Lie seemed oddly timed, and in one case, the lyrics for the Lynyrd Skynyrd hit Free Bird were incorrect.

Inside of these song's lyrics is the kindling of a brushfire for violence, because the starting point is incorrect.

The science of misheard lyrics and the "mondegreen," a misheard word or phrase that makes sense in your head, but is, in fact, entirely incorrect.