Sentence examples for song core from inspiring English sources

And in the last episode of the season, when Uncle Junior was persuaded to stand and sing the Neapolitan song "Core 'ngrato," I felt positively exhilarated.

Even in encores far folksier than the high art of his program, he sang with dignity, molten tone and a balance of passion and restraint, giving the old Neapolitan torch song "Core 'ngrato" powerful stature and, in a slow, keening unaccompanied Russian lullaby, delivering a performance so hauntingly lovely that even the tirelessly critical Taneyev might finally have been satisfied.

After the second song "Core" comes the slinky "This Euphoria" which veers away from any expectations the first two songs may set up.

The messages included at the songs' core are still harrowing, but there is something legitimately empowering in this collectivity.

"Nowadays singers can sing many songs, but in the end, they're all singing the same song, the core of which is, 'Have fun,'" Mr. Fu said.

Even further in the background is the fragmented electric guitar part at the song's core, which sounds as if it were recorded underwater several generations ago.

Mr Rodgers recalls the way they worked together to discover "a song's core truth or DNA we called that DHM, Deep Hidden Meaning".

Lyrically the slightly more try-hard moments are pushed to the side by the song's core motto of just doing whatever you want and living in the moment: "To my home girls here with the big butts, shaking it like we at the strip club," she sings in the second verse, "remember only God can judge us, forget the haters 'cause somebody loves ya".

Jay-Z wrote his entire verse, and helped produce some of the song's core instrumentals.

We try to capture each song's core performance in a live take.

After writing the song's core lyrics and producing the main idea and melody, DJ Clue, one of the earlier producers in the project, suggested to Carey the use and incorporation of the hook from "Attack of the Name Game" by Stacy Lattisaw.