Sentence examples for lyrics matter from inspiring English sources
At a Nyfos concert, the lyrics matter as much as the music.
It fits better there, where no one bores on about authenticity and lyrics matter less than whether your songs' hooks sink deep into the listener's skin.
The beats and the lyrics matter on "Flockaveli," the debut album by the Atlanta rapper Waka Flocka Flame, but everything important about this album is captured in the ad-libbed vocal interjections sprinkled throughout, which approximate the fight captions of old "Batman" episodes: "Bam!" "Pow!" "Whap!" "Boom!" "Oof!" "Flockaveli" (Asylum/Warner Brothers) is an album about pain, the physical kind.
Lyrics matter but I don't search for a meaning in a song.
Rock critics, who adore Morrissey's songs about the Krays and clever numbers like Creep, write about all pop songs as if the lyrics mattered because rock critics have never figured out a way to write about music.
He called the music far more upbeat than Enter Shikari's serious message: "This 11-song set is a good deal of fun to listen to, even if its lyrics' subject matters are the exact opposite".
"Words matter," he wrote in a 1993 column about the raw lyrics of rap music.
When Love formed Hole in 1989, some of her early songs echoed Bjelland's lyrics – a matter of much dispute.
In "A Boy Like That/I Have a Love," her duet with Ms. Scaglione, the lyrics suddenly matter.
