Sentence examples for suggest lyrics from inspiring English sources

To suggest lyrics.

Often, Anderson will suggest lyrics and artwork that should be changed in a clean version; sometimes, if it is just a matter of making one or two minor modifications, the changes will be made to all copies of an album to avoid the expense of creating a clean version, the manager said.

"He was very involved – I mean, he used to come on the talkback and suggest lyric changes.

His suggested lyrics?

And there's frequently some truth in Will Ferrell and Jack Black's suggested lyrics to the music ("This is it your time is through / You're boring/ You're rambling on no end in sight / You're boring").

Based on a Capote short story, House of Flowers had begun as a long-distance collaboration between two strangers -- Capote in Rome and Arlen in California -- with Arlen sending tapes of his song ideas to the novice lyricist, complete with suggested lyrics.

Finn suggested lyrics for the song after viewing a documentary on the first Russian nuclear test; in the film, an aged Soviet physicist says of watching the explosion, "There was a loud boom, and then the bomb began fiercely kicking at the world".

You can see why people thought that – "you wanted my heart but I just liked your tattoos" suggest the lyrics, before offering the winning get-out clause: look, I was a bit pissed, alright?

It never really worked, and last year John picked it up again, streamlined it musically and suggested some lyric changes — actually lyric deletions, as he thought it was too wordy.

"You suggested [the lyrics] were just for show, but I do not believe that," the judge in the case said.

Not to mention another doomed campaign to stop people singing "Fuck the IRA!" – suggested alternative lyrics: "Follow England away!" – through the entire self-hobbling exercise.