Sentence examples for song exist from inspiring English sources

It's an archaic form, and many permutations of the song exist.

Sometimes we may a wish to escape society, catch up with ourselves, perhaps write a song, but we cannot deny our connection with or need for other people – for after all, how can a song exist unless someone else hears it?

Two versions of the song exist; the English-language version, which features American rapper Pitbull, and the Spanish-language version, which features Dominican rapper El Cata.

Several official versions of the song exist, including vocalist Chris Martin's separate recording with a piano accompaniment (known as "Lost?") which appears as a B-side for "Violet Hill", and a version that features Jay-Z (known as "Lost+") which appears on their 2008 EP Prospekt's March.

If you created a song, for example, you must either record the song, write out the notes or lyrics to the song, or otherwise make the song exist somewhere other than in your mind for it to be eligible for copyright protection.

They confirm that a truly great song exists outside of time and trend.

Besides, even if such a song existed, each line would need an overhaul to reflect changing times.

The song exists in a variety of settings, the earliest for a single voice, with two- and three-voice harmonized versions appearing in the 14th century.

By Matthew Trammell May 4, 2017 Mac DeMarco's cover of James Taylor's "I Was a Fool to Care" confirms that a truly great song exists outside of time and trend.

The market that Jobs exploited – a thick layer of consumers who would spend several hundred dollars on a cell phone, and who wouldn't think twice about paying 99 cents for a song – exists in India only in an infant state.

There's not much doubt that the shortened, up-tempo, rock-gospel version that Joss has recorded will appeal to a much broader cross-section of the listening public – and certainly to those who did not know the song existed until they heard Joss's cover.