Sentence examples for scattered lyrics from inspiring English sources
Love designed and distributed flyers promoting the shows, which included cutouts of women and young girls, as well as scattered lyrics and quotes from poems.
Place names — New York, Chicago, Houston, Cleveland — are scattered through his lyrics along with plainspoken questions and confessions: "I feel like somebody I don't know/Are we really who we used to be?" he sang in "Lucky Now," from his superb new album, "Ashes & Fire" (PaxAm/Capitol).
(That song, "The Good Stuff," is a gem that brilliantly evokes the Prohibition era in lyrics scattered with old-time gangster colloquialisms).
JON PARELES THE HOLD STEADY "Heaven Is Whenever" (Vagrant) After a performance late Friday night at the Barrel of Fish, Your Little Hoodrat Friend — a cover band dedicated to performing the songs of the Brooklyn band the Hold Steady — left some lyric sheets scattered on Bleecker Street.
On one side of the room are record bins and hundreds of lyrics from handwritten notebooks scattered across the floor.
"It's not really a sad song," Oshiro said of "Imin Kouta," an old song with an Asian-Appalachian feel whose lyrics touch on Okinawa's large diaspora, scattered across the Pacific.
Ms. Lamb told her about the cardboard box containing four notebooks and scattered scraps of paper full of Williams's unrecorded lyrics (66 songs in all) that was locked in a vault in her office.
The show, which opens tomorrow for scattered performances through Aug. 27 at the Players Theater, has music and lyrics by Stephen Wilson, with a book and choreography by Mark Dendy.
