Sentence examples for substitute lyrics from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khil embraced his online following, inviting fans to write substitute lyrics themselves.

Eminem and others who would change or substitute lyrics to please and pacify, thereby hoping to open a wider avenue to acceptance, are not compromising or sacrificing artistically.

In at No 19, the song's success was part of a campaign by supporters of Aberdeen Football Club, whereby Aberdeen fans substitute lyrics in the chorus to celebrate midfielder Peter Pawlett.

The musical would sound sharper if Mr. Goggin got the rights to the original tunes and substituted lyrics, as the far cleverer "Forbidden Broadway" does.

Cristina and Darnell's version of the Leiber and Stoller song "Is That All There Is?" deletes some of the original verses, instead substituting lyrics about a sixteen-year-old who meets "bored-looking bankers" at a night club and has an S & M relationship with "the most wonderful boy in New York".

In concert, Hendrix sometimes substituted lyrics for comic effect; "'scuse me while I kiss the sky" was rendered "'scuse me while I kiss this guy" (while gesturing towards Mitchell), "'scuse me while I kiss that policeman" (at a near riot in Los Angeles), or "'scuse me while I fuck the sky" (during a downpour in Seattle).

To substitute new lyrics.

He employed such leading Scottish poets as Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott to substitute sentimental lyrics for ribald ones, while the composers, Joseph Haydn and Ludwig van Beethoven among them, tried to accommodate Scottish melodies to Viennese harmonies.

When he told her, "This song is for you," Donna Summer, standing nearby, said, "Does that come with the publishing?" Before long, at the sound check, he began substituting bawdy lyrics: "I just want someone . . . to have sex with" and "Now you know I'm . . .

When singing his own song at karaoke, he seemingly substituted the lyrics to include "Dorito" and "I ate a burrito".

While at the First Church of Springfield, Bart substitutes the lyrics from Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" to "In the Garden of Eden".