Sentence examples for last lyric from inspiring English sources

That last lyric, from "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," is sung in "Meet Me in St Louis".

Its last lyric, sung twice and meaningfully, is "DC 450": the catalog number of the album, released last week on the label Drag City.

In addition to "Thou Swell," which is performed a shade too dutifully by Mr. Sutcliffe and Ms. Blazer, the score includes the enchanting ballad "My Heart Stood Still" and "To Keep My Love Alive," introduced to the show in 1943 and probably the last lyric written by Hart.

And the end of the album, the very last lyric is, "Just keep believing".

My girlfriends and I played it over and over again, memorizing every last lyric.

When X closed out the first half of the concert with the rockabilly-goth of "The World's a Mess, It's in My Kiss," the crowd of punky-fiftysomethings and their revivalist kids sang every last lyric.

And speculating on the contents of his last lyrics looks fairly harmless when compared with the internet rumours that Smith may have been murdered by his girlfriend, Jennifer Chiba.

Tony Wood, London This would have been one of the most musically and lyrically arresting albums of the year even if Bowie's death within days of its release had not brought a whole new dimension to the work, a whole new register of resonances to his very last lyrics, written in the knowledge that he was terminally ill.

After the last lyrics, "Please don't despair, my dear, mon frere" is sung, he punches her and the video ends.

Swift said she desired for the song to be placed as the closing track on Taylor Swift due to its last lyrics repeating the phrase "Play it again", which she thought would subliminally request audiences to replay the album.

Aided by co-author James Fox, but with his own sardonic voice well to the fore, the Rolling Stone has raised the bar for this often tawdry genre, and written lasting lyrics for the soundtrack of our age.