lyric
287
3.5
- noun
- /ˈlɪrɪk/
:
letra
- She memorized the lyrics so she could sing along during the concert.
- song lyrics
- music and lyrics
- write lyrics
There's no underestimating how important lyrics are to women.
- There's no underestimating how important lyrics are to women.
- Like I write out the lyrics to that song on paper.
- Meaning the lyrics, the hook, the beat.
- And when I hear the lyrics of this song, I hear the third person.
- And and I learned all the lyrics like immediately.
- Like, yeah, AI generated music, AI generated lyrics, an AI generated voice.
- When I'm in the studio, I'm like reading lyrics off my phone.
- What what are the lyrics to Megan the Stallion's last song?
- And his rap lyrics were very violent.
- Like the tears streaming down my face from the lyrics of that song.
- I can hit all the notes and all the words in the lyrics are in my vocabulary.
- I've had many conversations before with people who love lyrics and I am music, not lyrics.
- And the whole crowd with the lyrics, That's American.
- So also Usher lyrics stayed in my bio.
Examples
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Be sure to have the written lyrics available for students to read.
Academic text (2013) -
By the late 1950s, practically all the orquestas included lyrics in their musical tunes.
Academic text (1999) -
Like I write out the lyrics to that song on paper.
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The students were given the lyrics, "Little Star," and two quarter notes under "Little."
Academic text (2013) -
And so she started crying and then she read the lyrics to the whole song.
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But teachers should explain the lyrics so the students will understand them.
Academic text (2015) -
When students sing while tracking the lyrics to songs, they are in essence reading.
Academic text (2013) -
To help the students understand the lyrics of the song, I first reviewed the colors of the rainbow.
Academic text (2012) -
There's no underestimating how important lyrics are to women.
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Among the first gifts were handwritten lyrics to a song he had composed in the ninth grade:
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
4
1.3
The text you sing in a song or musical
Compounds
- Specialized
A woman opera singer with a warm, light middle voice for expressive roles
How Romantic
287
3.5
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lyric originally named the words meant to be sung with the lyre, the old 'small harp'. So today a lyric is the words of a song.