Sentence examples for profound song from inspiring English sources
The most profound song is the minimalist life-and-death meditation "First Breath".
She recorded several phonograph albums and produced a number of programs for French radio and television, including Chants sauvés de l'oubli ("Songs Saved from Oblivion") and Hommage au chant profond ("Homage to a Profound Song").
His "Epitaphe", to a poem by Malherbe, was written in memory of Linossier, and is described by the pianist Graham Johnson as "a profound song in every sense".
Mr. Young has never needed anything beyond those rudiments to create blunt yet profound songs: "Give me things that don't get lost," goes "Old Man," which Joan Osborne sang with a husky ache.
That may be biggest joke of it all: A man who many see as immature, vulgar, and "gratingly obnoxious" wrote some profound songs from the heart, and nobody knew.
In The Trouble with Goats and Sheep nothing and nobody is perfect, and the explanations aren't too neat, either; instead, the various characters' histories come together to form a vibrant whole, reminding me both of Carys Bray's brilliantly profound A Song for Issy Bradley, with its parallel narratives, and of Kate Atkinson's wry and clever Jackson Brodie novels.
In a profound sense, that song says it all — we ain't never ….
It's also profound how the song links Putin, a self-professed fan of the USSR, with Stalingrad – the battle in which the Red Army overturned the course of the war against Nazi Germany.
Dean Wareham's lyrics have the rare knack of seeming both silly and profound, and his songs have a pervading sense of - if not quite melancholy - then a kind of wry, sensual reverie.
The profound, rootsy, mysterious songs the Band played on its two great albums (its first two and fivee worthy follow-ups were part of a longer career as collaborators and catalysts that is recognized on "A Musical History".
I fell in love with Lauryn Hill b/c I knew she was the author behind those amazingly profound and articulated songs on the MisEducation.
