Sentence examples for tricky lyrics from inspiring English sources
Those of us who prefer to sing it our way can buy a voice-enhancing karaoke with a teleprompter that spells out those tricky lyrics in case we forget: "Wow wow wow, feelings, wow wow wow".
Tricky lyrics about mystical longing and earthly frustration, which are so personal that they're sometimes rendered in a language invented by the band, gained breadth within the magnanimous sound.
Sometimes tricky lyrics to an "awesome" beat can help you to remember tricky details.
Identifying the speaker can be trickier in lyric poetry, such as the type written by poets like Wordsworth or John Keats, because these poems are often written in first-person but don't make a clear distinction between the speaker and the poet.
If you try to get too tricky with the lyrics, it gets confusing.
Tricky battles with lyrics aside, she's already well on her way to winning over the crowd.
But the Czech lyrics were tricky, and they produced in me a weird tendency to hunch my shoulders and look at the sky, Tevye-like.
The lyrics are tricky here so I'm not sure exactly what Dogbowl's I Had a Dream of the Plague about, but the title takes us thereabouts.
But I think it was awesome!" Many of his lyrics are similarly tricky to unravel.
In "Johnson Rag" the exotic style is Baroque, the number a tricky jazz dance with nonsense Italian lyrics.
