Sentence examples for lyrics concerning from inspiring English sources

The collision of timeless soul and the Roots' modern rap helps lyrics concerning education, the environment and healthcare feel entirely relevant today.

The end result was The Magic Whip, Blur's first album in 12 years, and one which was almost entirely inspired by the city, from the neon ice-cream artwork to the lyrics concerning overpopulation (There are Too Many of Us) and the recent pro-democracy protests (Ice Cream Man).

"Tangerine" features blunt lyrics concerning strip club themes and a lascivious guest rap by T.I.

Along with producer Swizz Beatz, No I.D. and Nas related to the latter's lyrics concerning divorce during the recording sessions.

Co-written by D'Angelo's former girlfriend, singer Angie Stone, "Send It On" contains lyrics concerning themes of honesty and faith in love, and features jazz trumpeter Roy Hargrove on flugel horn.

Many of her English lyrics concerned the empowerment of women and other disenfranchised groups, stemming, her associates said on Monday, from the quiet pride she took in her life as a gay woman.

Like Psy's pop smash, The Fox is catchy, utterly ridiculous (its lyrics concern the fact no one knows what sound a fox makes) and comes armed with a video at least as silly as its choreographed dance routine.

Madonna's melodic pop incorporated catchy choruses and her lyrics concerned love, sex, and relationships ranging from the breezy innocence of "True Blue" (1986) to the erotic fantasies of "Justify My Love" (1990) to the spirituality of later songs such as "Ray of Light" (1998).

Mwng means "mane" in Welsh, and the album turned much of its gaze inwards on the Welsh nation: its lyrics concerned hard times, the decimation of rural communities, sleaze, land, Roman roads and the ostracism the band had felt from the Welsh music community when they made the decision to sing in English.

The song is influenced by hip hop music, with lyrics concerned with class and the pressures of inner-city life which were inspired partly by T. S. Eliot's poem The Waste Land.

One of the major bones of contention is related to the hit song Rehab and the lyric concerning her father's assertion that she shouldn't go to seek help for her addictions.