Sentence examples for lyrics reading from inspiring English sources
Joni Mitchell sang the lyrics "reading Rolling Stone, reading Vogue".
They took turns arguing over Skinner's rap lyrics, reading them aloud with the same stodgy awkwardness with which Brian Williams rapped Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice". .
The lyrics read: "Sexy Sadie what have you done/You made a fool of everyone".
"Life should not be a prison because of an exam," the lyrics read in part.
Its lyrics read like a break-up song, but actually refer to Norman's sad demise.
Besides the violent imagery of the video, Animals' lyrics read like the diary of a sex criminal.
The lyrics read like she ghostwrote them for a male artist and then decided to just do the job herself.
("Note: the original lyrics read 'tucks.' ") The student's (and the author's) delight in word games brightens the narrative but does not overwhelm it.
"Tyga is notorious for his explicitly and violently misogynistic lyrics," reads a student-organized petition, and, to a degree, this is true.
Graham's lyrics read: "Haters gonna hate/ Players gonna play/ Watch out for them fakers/ They'll fake you every day".
The opening and closing verse of the song lyrics read: Oh! go down, Moses Away, down to Egypt's land, And tell King Pharaoh To let my people go.
