Sentence examples for modified lyric is from inspiring English sources

Far surpassing Jay-Z, the master of the modified lyric is Eminem.

The interesting thing about Eminem's modified lyrics is that they don't make the song any better or worse: instead, they reveal the arbitrariness of the morality of the radio gatekeepers.

A brassier version of "Meet the Mets," with slightly modified lyrics, was introduced in 1984.

Its modified lyrics penned by Yūji Sakamoto, the writer of the original song, are meant to convey the emotions of the singer ten years into her debut.

They repeated the national anthem and "Make Them Hear You," then added "The Impossible Dream," which was incredibly moving, and then they sang some modified lyrics to "We Shall Overcome".

(Sting has sung those modified lyrics on more than one occasion, too).

As the end credits rolled, a version of "Battle Hymn of the Republic" played, with modified lyrics.

She covered the original song by Beckham with slightly modified lyrics.

Its sole lyric is a universalist platitude.

The lyrics have been modified: These boots are made for flippin' And that's just what they'll do One of these days young Marco's Gonna flip, flop, flip on you You keep spinnin' when you oughta be truthin' You keep flippin' when you shoulda not flop You keep leavin' when you oughta be votin' Now what's work is work, but you ain't earned it yet.

However, DNP could effectively induce cell motility and invasion when the LYRIC was not mutated.