Sentence examples for making lyrics from inspiring English sources

I was making lyrics that would rhyme or flow or capture a mood, and looking back I think: 'Why was I doing that?' I don't have a particularly melodramatic or exceptional life but at least I can sing about the things that are happening in my life and it feels so much better and more honest and more meaningful".

"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.

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.

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

They're always the gold standard that you shoot for if you're trying to make lyrics about interesting characters and weird antiheroes.

It's always been important to me to make lyrics personal as well as universal, something relatable but also introspective, ponderings on life and love and youth, that sort of thing.

Make lyrics specific.

Make lyrics if you choose to.

They can be about anything, but stay serious and don't make lyrics about toast bread.