Sentence examples for lyric stand from inspiring English sources
Her singing voice is gentle like water, soft like clouds of launderette soap, but precise too, weighed perfectly, making each lyric stand tall.
The show also closes with "Try to Remember," but during the reprise a different lyric stands out: "Without a hurt, the heart is hollow".
What lyrics stand up as literature?
Enough of this debate over whether the lyrics stand up on a page without the melodies.
Refusing to be sentimental, the lyrics stand back and admire the ruins.
Cohen's lyrics stand up in a variety of settings, and his limited vocal range tends to leave his melodies unfinished, allowing room for experimentation.
Whether his tongue is in his cheek or his soul is bared, the lyrics stand out and make these short songs memorable.
"His lyrics stand up as poetry, and he's produced art that has affected millions of people," said Becky Schutt, who helped coordinate the installation.
Two collections of lyrics stand in stark contrast, though both authors agree lyrics on the page are "out of their natural habitat", as Jarvis Cocker puts it in Mother, Brother, Lover (Faber, £14.99): a must for Pulp fans.
But though the pointless debate about whether Dylan's lyrics stand comparison to the poetry of Keats or Eliot is regularly revived, no such claims are made for his sole novel.
