Sentence examples for vivid lyrics from inspiring English sources

Both have such vivid lyrics, with whimsical and original rhyme schemes, which are paramount.

Impressed by the young man's raw force and by the vivid lyrics of his songs, Hammond auditioned him and immediately signed him to a recording contract.

Called "Pocket Full of Stones," it matched vivid lyrics about the crack-cocaine trade with a leisurely but tough-sounding beat that became the group's trademark.

We're liking the morose piano trill and his vivid lyrics, which detail a body going into the ground and how he just can't stop the rain.

The jaunty tune and vivid lyrics capture the wonder of the hours she spent on tour with Mother Maybelle, sharing the back seat with her kid sister Rosie (aka Wildwood Rose).

Biz Markie's knack for gracing a hip-hop track with vivid lyrics and his trademark beatboxing has swayed countless amounts of fans around the globe for over 20 years.

"This Unruly Mess" is neatly split between pensive moments, like "White Privilege II," and cartoonish ones, like "Brad Pitt's Cousin," in which Macklemore claims that even his cat has more Instagram followers than you, a reminder of his penchant for writing vivid, slapstick lyrics that lend themselves to music videos.

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And his evocation of numbing industrial din in the colossal rumbling of "Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues" is so vivid that the lyrics are almost irrelevant.

The lyrics are vivid and specific, except when they're not: throughout the first section, mostly, Reed sings, "Sha la la la," a doo-wop platitude both emptied out and reënergized by his flat solo vocal.

Their pairing on a tour, including a stop at Terminal 5 on March 30, is just as intriguing as their lyrics: two vivid personalities who sidestep common pop tropes, and who stoke young devotees aspiring to a similar tone.