Sentence examples for lyrics to remember from inspiring English sources

"I have a lot of lyrics to remember," Marling says.

Many of the tracks on his Dylanesque debut recall his provincial upbringing, such as Two Fingers which includes the lyrics: "I drink to remember, I smoke to forget".

As with all printed song lyrics, it's crucial to remember that these words were intended not to be read but to be heard (though as Bradley and DuBois point out, these particular rhymes "have little in the way of melody or harmony to compensate for a poor lyrical line").

She arrived early yesterday and listened to the Beastie Boys to calm herself and distracted herself by trying to remember lyrics while she swam.

Great big hulking hunks of men were reduced to shuddering sobs as they failed to remember the lyrics to Be My Baby by The Ronettes, probably recorded 30 years before their birth.

But too often he was mumbling, either in a race to get through his lyrics or in a struggle to remember their outlines.

"After I learned the chords, he began going over the lyrics, and I was told to remember the verses that were not in the printed version".

Activities and Interests Interests: Unpredictable and decontextualized screaming; stretching; trying to remember the lyrics to that Archies song; cracking my knuckles; licking my lips; humming; whistling; this game I made up that involves sticking my index finger in people's mouths when they yawn and pulling it out before they bite down again.

Still, it seems churlish to refuse to sing, and as my mind fizzes and pops in a desperate attempt to remember some lyrics, I find myself distracted by the elderly woman who has just taken the stage.

Visibly drunk, she seemed barely able to remember the lyrics she had written and was finally booed off stage by fans who had just wanted to hear her sing.

Though memory loss and a decline in brain function are hallmarks of dementia, patients often demonstrate a striking ability to remember the lyrics and melodies of songs from their past.