Sentence examples for make lyrics from inspiring English sources

"When I make lyrics now, I'm conscious of what I'm doing," he said.

Why don't you tell somebody else that they're selfish, a weakling coward, a pathetic fraud?" O'Connor can make lyrics like these sound sympathetic, righteous.

Some band, somewhere, might be able to make lyrics like these sound better than they look, but this one makes them sound even worse.

Sections of these jazz-infused songs recall something that would suit a smoke-filled cabaret bar – and it is to her credit that she can make lyrics like "I've been working later / I've been drinking stronger / I've been smoking deeper" sound believable despite her young age.

I definitely was as a songwriter influenced by Dan Stuart and Michael Quercio, and as a guitar player by seeing Karl Precoda make all that noise: "Wow, I wanna do that too!" We were all impressed by Dan Stuart's ability to make lyrics up on the spot – none of us were good at that.

I make lyrics to, like... in my yard, I have a garden and a very big yard.

What makes "Lyrics of Sunshine and Shadow" important is its use of the almost 500 letters the couple exchanged, which comment on every aspect of their relationship.

Sometimes, good poetry does not make good lyrics, because lyrics have to be sung — for example, enjambment looks terrific on the page, but plays havoc with a melody.

Download a plain text version of the lyrics you want to make karaoke lyrics.

On Blood, Moore largely abandoned his earlier stream-of-consciousness approach to writing lyrics, in an attempt to make the lyrics more coherent.

Try to make the lyrics come from past experiences so you will have a better bond with the lyrics when performing your song.