Sentence examples for vicious lyrics from inspiring English sources

Among the vicious lyrics therein is the memorable comment: "Every line, every goddamn syllable / That you say makes me wanna gouge out my eyes with a power drill".

Dr. Dre's dissing of former band-mate, Eazy-E, resulted in vicious lyrics, which were mainly aimed at offending his enemy with homosexual implications, although it was noted to have "a spirited cleverness in the phrasing and rhymes; in other words, the song is offensive, but it's creatively offensive".

Eminem, the controversial rapper whose skills are often obscured by his vicious and venomous lyrics, is a complicated person.

Not only the damaged, vicious, uncomfortable lyrics but the sound that went with them – that wailing wall of feedback – and the whole Mary Chain persona: insular violence.

The song's lyrics contain vicious insults to several East Coast rappers, chief among them, Shakur's former friend and rival, The Notorious B.I.G., also known as Biggie Smalls.

Her lyrics can be vicious and vulnerable in the same song, and she does not shy away from hard subjects, like her troubled childhood and her bisexuality.

In the U.S., he was converted to the Black Power movement; his song lyrics attacked his country's vicious military government.

Different parts of songs were complimented, such as the "immense hooks... catchy choruses... [and] vicious breakdowns", as well as Radke's lyrics being called "witty and poetic".

One such case from 2003 involved a pair of young killers who blamed the lyrics from the song "Disasterpiece" for their vicious crime.

Rodríguez-López's guitar work on the track has been categorized as "vicious" and is said to match the violence in the song's lyrics "at every turn".

In the last episode though, after Spike fights Vicious for the final time, the end title card instead borrows from a Beatles lyric: "YOU'RE GONNA CARRY THAT WEIGHT".