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lyric Noun

— One verse of a song.

lyric

— noun (= words, language) the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number his compositions always started with the lyrics he wrote both words and music the song uses colloquial language — adjective (= lyrical) expressing deep emotion the dancer's lyrical performance — adjective used of a singer or singing voice that is light in volume and modest in range a lyric soprano — adjective of or relating to a category of poetry that expresses emotion (often in a songlike way) lyric poetry — adjective relating to or being musical drama the lyric stage — verb write lyrics for (a song) — noun a short poem of songlike quality

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lyrical poetry lyric poem song text words verse poem language songlike opera melody madrigal lyricism lyric poetry hymn

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Reading lyric poetry up in the crow's-nest with the sheets bellying in the wind.

You don't have to click your heels in the air to write a lyric.

Who wrote that lyric?

I'll leave this lyric.

All right, so I wrote a lyric once.

Were you this lyric when you were young?

She had him sounding like a 17th-century lyric poet.

Anyway, actually it comes at a very important part of my lyric.

I got the lyric here. part of it.

That's a James Brown lyric.

What does Shakespeare mean. by these words that all but sing with lyric beauty?

In the lyric, you said they were going to crucify you.

But if you look at the lyric and the basic music, that's exactly what it is.

If you sang the rest of the lyric, it might throw light on the matter.

Say, I've got a lyric that would fit that.

Do you remember that other lyric of Micky's. the one you're working on?

You don't have to click your heels in the air to write a lyric. Now, wait a minute.

Hold it, wait a minute. - Yeah, hold it. - Who wrote that lyric?

I'll leave this lyric. If you come up with something, give me a ring.

Lew, I did that lyric over. You want to look at it?

Well, he's a lyric tenor, you see.

I worked out the lyric.

Oh, that awful old actor playing Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Lyric Hammersmith!

More lyric. That's it. - Oh.

You certainly have a way with a lyric.

Great lyric.

Wasn't there a lyric that went something.

There was a lyric once that.

What eloquence! You're a lyric poet of merchandise.

I got the whole lyric worked out.

I don't know the rest of the lyric.

A lyric!

You know, I went to see Jason's Lyric this weekend.

Let's do the lyric.

Make the vocals high so we can really hear the lyric.

I - I think. I think I have a lyric.

I want to go to the Lyric to see James Cagney.

Every Saturday, my mam's sixpence got me and Paddy into the Lyric. with enough left to stuff our gobs with Cleeves' toffee.

Hm. Takeaway is my favourite lyric.

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