Sentence examples for song question from inspiring English sources

Like every fifth interview I would be asked one song question.

#overheadshot [via Twitter[b]: IAN PARKER: the rugby song QUESTION FROM KATHLEEN : No one knows the words LIZADONNELLY: Phillip has a LOT of medals.

The Boy in the Bubble and You Can Call Me Al (including a snappy bass solo by Graceland stalwart Bakithi Kumalo) are fittingly jubilant, while new song Questions for the Angels is wry and moving.

Anyone who listens to "Dem Jeans"—"The song questions how women with large butts get in their jeans"—and considers it art, well, you're an idiot.

Inspired by a verse in the second chapter of James where the writer "admonishes the church for giving preferential treatment to any one particular group over another", the song questions why the church does not minister impartially to everyone.

Usually described as a ballad opera - which makes it sound safe - it is a play with songs, the songs in question being popular pieces of the day, fitted with new lyrics that formed scabrous takes on the original words.

He says the songs in question included Arthur's song Kaffir – an address to a white boss by a domestic worker – and Boom Shaka's revamp of the national anthem.

The song in question is entertaining.

The song in question is called (for now) "Oh No".

Cullum had to swiftly sing the song in question – Twentysomething – to thaw them out.

There is no way to directly obtain the song in question, which company executives acknowledge is a drawback.