Judge Snyder ruled the lyrics were irrelevant in the case and could prejudice the jury against the rapper.
And his evocation of numbing industrial din in the colossal rumbling of "Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues" is so vivid that the lyrics are almost irrelevant.
The lyrics were all but irrelevant, but nobody could mistake its originality, its crystalline splendour or its sheer emotional wallop.
He shows few idiosyncrasies of his own until the final song, "Gibberish," with Auto-Tune effects that render some lyrics unintelligible, as if he thinks they're irrelevant.
In a new ode to Senator Barack Obama, called "Politics," Ludacris, right, calls Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton "irrelevant" and also a nasty name common in hip-hop lyrics but not in the remarks of presidential candidates.
But he was forced to denounce the rapper Ludacris for writing a song with the lyrics "Hillary hated on you, so that bitch is irrelevant".
With the music industry in steady decline, mainstream artists were left scratching their heads, as their lyrics of money, cars, and clothes were becoming increasingly irrelevant.
Prince's life would endure a series of crises, moments where his image and lyrics were questioned, his motives deemed suspect, his music considered irrelevant.
With the once-infamous Rolling Stones tempering their saucy lyrics to appease Beijing puritans, it might seem that baby-boomer icons have become as quaint — or irrelevant — as vinyl records.
I don't know any Lil Wayne lyrics so I have no idea whether she was telling the truth, but either way, found this irrelevant.
Bush's fantastical lyrics, influenced by children's literature, esoteric mystical knowledge, daydreams and the lore and legends of old Albion, seemed irrelevant, and deficient in street-cred at a time of tower-block social realism and agit-prop.
