"thoughtful lyrics" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
It refers to lyrics that are meaningful, reflective, or deep in nature. Example: The singer's thoughtful lyrics captured the hearts of the audience, leaving them in tears by the end of the performance.
Albrecht Rodenbach wrote militant songs, thoughtful lyrics, monumental epics, and the verse tragedy Gudrun (1882).
He's a master at setting bleak or thoughtful lyrics against jaunty melodies.
The songs are atmospheric, melodic and packed with luxuriant harmonies and thoughtful lyrics.
He writes thoughtful lyrics but he writes them quickly and knows that some are great, others average.
Some might consider Simon, by virtue of his thoughtful lyrics, to be a sort of modern philosopher.
The New York rapper Pharoahe Monch also released his first solo album, Internal Affairs, which received plaudits for its thoughtful lyrics and clever wordplay.
Commending the song for having "a thoughtful lyric and a compulsive cello-driven melody", Hanson wrote: "Even more startling, but hardly surprising, is the ease with which Bush was able to capture the moment when a child first realizes that adults are fallible and the parental cocoon is tenuous at best".
Surfacing at a time when the American indie-rock scene seemed fatally marginalised, as MTV focused its attentions upon oafish rap-metal jocks like Limp Bizkit, Death Cab geekily plucked their moniker from an obscure Bonzo Dog Band song, and plied a deft, melodic college-rock, characterised by Gibbard's thoughtful, bookish lyrics.
In songs like "Diplomat's Son" and "Taxi Cab," they combine relaxed Californian tones and thoughtful New York lyrics.
A more experimental artist such as poet and fiction writer Anthony Kellman writes thoughtful poetic lyrics delivered in a musical style deeply rooted in Barbadian indigenous folk music with strong elements of African and Latin influences.
They topped that with thoughtful, spiritually conscious lyrics.
