Sentence examples for the same lyrics from inspiring English sources
One has to be careful with that because it's still the same lyrics that need to be heard".
All of the songs are collaborations; in some cases, several musicians wrote music for the same lyrics, making for multiple versions of the same songs.
The album closes with a reprise of sorts: "Wanderer/Exit," which features the same lyrics, now set to a minor-key melody that resembles that of Lead Belly's "In the Pines". It's darker and moodier, imbued with foreboding.
As it turns out, the same lyrics were rated differently as a function of musical genre- in the "rap" condition, people reported that the lyrics were more offensive and a bigger threat to society, and advocated regulation of the lyrics through warning labels or an overall ban.
The one thing that kind of turned me off when other artists did remixes is when they would [use the same lyrics] and not change the song at all.
The same lyrics, and artwork adapted from the album, were repurposed for shirt designs.
And often, I'll try different musical settings for the same lyric, which can drastically change what the words seem to mean.
Tom Walker uses a robust descending scale to create the album's best chorus on Walk Alone – it won't be rivalling the same lyric at Anfield but has real heft – and James Arthur's vocal fry works nicely against bright tropical house on 2017 hit Sun Comes Up.
And there they are: two versions of precisely the same lyric, which share the same tune (though she leaves it behind after a little while; something I'm always too cautious to do), most of the same chords in the same places, and vastly different arrangements, creating almost the opposite mood entirely, yet each version reflecting, to some degree, its authors' requirements of the song.
Jay-Z employed the same lyric for his collaboration with Beyonce, "'03 Bonnie & Clyde".
One even advocated violence, taking his cue from the same lyric quoted above, telling both Sia and me, "he [Eminem] shud break two tables not just one".
