Sentence examples for interpret the lyrics from inspiring English sources

"This was one way to interpret the lyrics, but I don't think it defines the song".

The strongest performances were the most traditional ones, which allowed the performers to interpret the lyrics.

Asked about the irony of the situation, Darby said: "You can interpret the lyrics any way you want".

DW: But so few people actually interpret the lyrics because so many people in talent shows are replicating someone else's performance, especially young people.

(Like much of the group's stuff, it's designed so that fans might reasonably interpret the lyrics as being about them).

The delta players, they were all about the song and using the guitar to help embellish and interpret the lyrics of the song.

"When the first album, Dry, came out in 1992 I was totally bemused by how people interpreted the lyrics.

Itawamba school officials interpreted the lyrics as a literal threat after Bell posted the song, PSK da Truth, on Facebook and YouTube, with him rapping lyrics such as: "Looking down girls' shirts / Drool running down your mouth / You fucking with the wrong one / Going to get a pistol down your mouth".

Jeanne Greenberg-Rohatyn, a gallerist and art adviser to Jay-Z who helped coördinate the shoot, interpreted the lyrics: "He's thinking about his relationship to art and to how you want one thing and then you want the next thing and then it comes all the way back around; now he has a family and how he passes on the cultural baggage".

Warren Truitt of About.com interpreted the lyrics of "Supergirl" to be about the lows of pop stardom.

Stevens stated that she had not interpreted the lyrics to be about oral sex when she recorded the song.