Sentence examples for repeating lyrics from inspiring English sources

We'd spend less time subconsciously repeating lyrics about death and murder and more time understanding why we are so willing to twerk to songs that bemean women and boast of having things we cannot afford.

David: The song has this repeating lyric 'I'd rather be alive' and it was an emotional release for people to just keep shouting 'I'd rather be alive, I'd rather be alive' over and over again.

Lyrically, "Bad" pertains to proving to people that you are tough boasting, with Jackson asking "who's bad?" in a repeating lyric in the song's chorus.

The subdued guitar and woodwind, with simple repeated lyrics sung so languidly by Matt Berninger, on Clogs' Last Song can be interpreted in many ways and make it so beautiful to listen to on repeat.

The music is so electric and the sequence is cut together with such vigor you'll hardly mind that the repeated lyrics may as well declare "insert message here" as our main character waits for absolution.

The band never once stop smiling – no small feat for performers condemned to repeat lyrics like "Toot toot, chugga chugga, big red car" (from Big Red Car) hundreds of times a year, when they could, quite frankly, be off playing golf instead.

The trick is to be aware of this and to grow with it rather than trying to repeat lyrics and music that no longer represents how you think and feel.

One repeated lyric stuck out: "I'm not afraid to die".

A trailer posted on Psy's Twitter links to a thudding beat with a repeated lyric of "I'm a mother, father, gentleman".

They segued from "Kiss Off" into a long drumming intro of a great song that had the repeated lyric "Tits of clay tits of clay tits of clay!" I made another note: "Next time dance up front with other oldsters".

That song's electric guitar screech is heard again in Grid – alongside a repeated lyric from I Decline, as though the album were folding in on itself – a wail amid electric shocks of percussion.