Sentence examples for read lyrics from inspiring English sources

When we read lyrics on a page they can be profound, but it's only when you put them with music that they take on another dimension.

The cafe owner couldn't read music, but, he recalled, "I can sure read words, and I read lyrics on that sheet which brought tears to my eyes".

Sue Johnston, the acclaimed actor who formerly starred in the Liverpool soap opera Brookside, a long-term supporter of the Hillsborough families, read lyrics from the Beatles song In My Life to a rapt reception.

But other versions of the song come out of his hands and mouth instead as he struggles to read lyrics from a tablet on the floor (Knapp holds the device up for him in the end).

Song identification app Shazam now works on the Apple Watch as you'd expect: you can fire it up to find what's playing, read lyrics synchronised with the music, and swipe up to see your past tags, as well as launching the Auto Shazam mode to automatically tag what it hears.

Bing wants to take these segments and figure out which verbs they typically involve: music has "download songs" and "read lyrics", electronics has "read reviews", and so on.

"The tradition of reading lyrics on a page is a little bit iffy.

It is usually featured at bars, where patrons can perform on a stage and sing popular hits by reading lyrics electronically displayed on a monitor.

It's like reading lyrics and thinking, I've heard the song, when you haven't really – you need to hear them spoken.

The faithful, reverent crowd appeared not to mind that for much of the show Mr. Campbell was reading lyrics from prompters that had been set between the monitors at the foot of the stage.

Parents of the typical Kesha fan — by the Roseland show's definition, a girl around 14 — have reason to be concerned, if all they're doing is reading lyrics.