"strong lyrics" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the powerful and impactful words in a song or poem. Example: The singer's emotional delivery and strong lyrics left the audience in tears. Another example: The book of poetry was praised for its strong lyrics that captured the raw emotions of the author.
In his precise, nasal voice, Bombino sings some strong lyrics; translated in the liner notes, they aim to celebrate and protect Tuareg culture and identity.
Bonnie Jones: She could have just recorded the song with its strong lyrics, she didn't need to do the video with all those girls.
The song contains hints of flamenco pop and strong lyrics dominate the entire track.
Last spring, her EP Memo was released by RCA Records, and showcased powerful vocals and equally strong lyrics.
As Kimmel said by way of introduction to last night's infomercial, if you want to be taken seriously, strong lyrics are a must.
He added a few emotional ballads which contained strong lyrics, but had left out the songs he thought were too depressing.
Another strong lyric here.
For each solid purchase on a strong lyric there's a mess somewhere else; for nearly every powerful accretion of sound there's a nearly unbearable one.
Dan Kempson, a strong lyric baritone, brings a touching blend of poignancy and exasperation to Alwan, who cannot believe what his mother wants him to do.
Mazzoli's score supports that dynamic by wedding strong lyric invention to an unsettled, insidiously dissonant chamber-orchestra texture that evokes the jagged beauty both of Skye and of Bess's inner landscape.
For me, that album was a disappointment, lacking both clear melodies and strong lyric themes, but those problems have been resolved this time around, with the bonus of gorgeous horn arrangements.
