Sentence examples for lost lyrics from inspiring English sources

But some while back, Dalton's estate offered a bundle of her lost lyrics to the Tompkins Square label, and the resulting collection, Remembering Mountains: Unheard Songs by Karen Dalton, features stunning interpretations of her songs by artists including Lucinda Williams, Marissa Nadler and Patty Griffin.

And who knew better than Ella how to turn a lost lyric into an opportunity?

So when I heard that Jack White had been working with Bob Dylan on the arrangements to some lost Hank Williams lyrics, I thought of the number of bands over the past two years that have been inspired by country music.

Get lost in lyrics that hold too much meaning.

Vidya Madgulkar, the poet's wife, recalled in an interview that Madgulkar wrote the first song and gave it to Phadke the day before the recording; however, Phadke lost the lyrics.

I lost the lyrics and vocals and all that stuff and I never forgot the riff and that was the first thing that I played for the guys where Stephen was like, "That right there, we're going to write that".

There was a time when all of these songs meant so much to me that I was completely lost in the lyrics all of the time.

During a medley of David Bowie songs he showed some skin, wearing a vest over a bare chest, and turned glam king, purring the lyrics, lost in a dance reverie.

(All of the Dylan-as-poetry close-reading projects reveal that most everything is lost when his lyrics are presented on the page. Rock music mostly looks silly when compared to poetry).

Sure, her vibrato warbles in spots, her read sounds a little lost when tackling lyrics that get wordy, and this will be a tough listen for anyone without ears for the easy listening format.

It allowed me as a bassist and singer to hang bass notes longer and lets me get a bit more lost in the lyrics when I know that Adam is going to be adding his guitar textures.