Sentence examples for song concerns from inspiring English sources

"Detroit" is a tribute to Mr. Garrett's hometown; "Welcome Earth Song" concerns his home planet.

The song concerns a fallen Russian aristocrat — she recalls the days when "Nicolai and his princes nibbled nightly on my blintzes" — who finds herself "right down to her skinsky, working for Minsky".

The song concerns itself with all the strange and wretched miseries a person endures when the only thing he wants is no longer available to him; from that place, the notion of consolation is laughable.

On a lighter note, another song concerns a nun and her prison choir of car thieves and crack dealers ascending to heaven who pass commuters fired up with road rage, driving the other way.

Asked about the Nazi imagery by a Brazilian television journalist for a piece that was broadcast over the weekend, the singer said the image was justified because the song concerns intolerance and explores the question of "how much we judge people before knowing them".

Carl Sagan, who chaired the committee that selected the Voyager Records' contents, said the song "concerns a situation (Johnson) faced many times: nightfall with no place to sleep.

The Kop's next song concerned Liverpool sitting top of the league.

But it also included their 1983 debut single, Trees and Flowers, a song concerning Bryson's agoraphobia.

Besides, Chao has bigger lyrical fish to fry, with the rest of the song concerning conflict, catastrophe and hypocrisy in Congo, Liberia, the Middle East and Iraq.

A politically topical song concerning the British media's AIDS furore, the track was initially given a 12" white label release because of its sampling of other records.

A perennial question about left-wing protest songs concerns this tension between art and politics: How much do the political agendas of the sort that dominates the music Lynskey examines undermine the music's value?