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Quotes About Song

I've talked about that with friends, about what genre makes sense to choose for each record and the strategy around that... Sometimes it's more about the moment of time, and other times it's more about the sound of the song. Sometimes it's about what's going on in larger life, in politics.
~ Kelela
I just have a thing in my brain that when I'm about to do something that's genuine or authentic, I think of it in song form. I'll be like, 'Yo, this is a human emotion that no one talks about.'
~ Drake
I've got a song on every album, two songs as a matter of fact on every album without Auto-Tune, and that's the song that nobody talks about. It's weird.
~ T-Pain
Prayer is a little like that. With simplicity of heart we allow ourselves to be gathered up into the arms of the Father and let him sing his love song over us.
~ Richard J. Foster
It is nothing to the green-finches; all their thoughts are in their song-talk. The sunny moment is to them all in all. So deeply are they rapt in it that they do not know whether it is a moment or a year. There is no clock for feeling, for joy, for love
~ Richard Jefferies
Sing, then. Sing, indeed, with shoulders back, and head up so that song might go to the roof and beyond to the sky. Mass on mass of tone, with a hard edge, and rich with quality, every single note a carpet of colour woven from basso profundo, and basso, and baritone, and alto, and tenor, and soprano, and also mezzo, and contralto, singing and singing, until life and all things living are become a song. O, Voice of Man, organ of most lovely might.
~ Richard Llewellyn
People get hurt here. People fall down and stay down and I don't like the way the song goes.
~ Richard Siken
You keep singing along to that song I hate. Stop singing.
~ Richard Siken
Your name like a song I sing to myself, your name like a box where I keep my love, your name like a boat in the sea of love—O now we're in the sea of love!
~ Richard Siken
A thrush, because I'd been wrong, Burst rightly into song In a world not vague, not lonely, Not governed by me only.
~ Richard Wilbur
On their right, in a black marsh, the spring peepers were in full and desperate song.
~ Richard Yates
She Blinded Me With Science.'" "What?" Sydney asked. "That could be our song." She laughed outright, and I realized I hadn't heard that sound in a very long time. It somehow managed to make my heart both ache and leap. "Well," she said. "I guess that's better than 'Tainted Love.
~ Richelle Mead
Oompa-Loompas
~ Roald Dahl
What a name! Was it love or praise? Speech half-asleep or song half-awake? I must learn Spanish, one of these days, Only for that slow sweet name's sake.
~ Robert Browning
The word "charm" comes from the Latin carmen, a song, but also an incantation tied to the casting of a magical spell.
~ Robert Greene
This is the place of my song-dream, the place the music played to me,' whispered the Rat, as if in a trance. 'Here, in this holy place, here if anywhere, surely
~ Kenneth Grahame
This is the place of my song-dream, the place the music played to me, whispered the Rat, as if in a trance. Here, in this holy place, here if anywhere, surely we shall find Him!
~ Kenneth Grahame
SONG. . . . BY TOAD. (Composed by himself.) OTHER COMPOSITIONS. BY TOAD will be sung in the course of the evening by the. . . COMPOSER.
~ Kenneth Grahame
It was perhaps the most conceited song that any animal ever composed. 'The world has held great Heroes
~ Kenneth Grahame
dream-canals and heard a phantom song pealing high between vaporous grey wave-lapped walls.
~ Kenneth Grahame
I don't know that I think so VERY much of that little song, Rat,' observed the Mole cautiously.
~ Kenneth Grahame
He was silent for a time; and the Water Rat, silent too and enthralled, floated on dream-canals and heard a phantom song pealing high between vaporous grey wave-lapped walls.
~ Kenneth Grahame
And the talk, the wonderful talk flowed on—or was it speech entirely, or did it pass at times into song—chanty of the sailors weighing the dripping anchor, sonorous hum of the shrouds in a tearing North-Easter, ballad of the fisherman hauling his nets at sundown against an apricot sky, chords of guitar and mandoline from gondola or caique?
~ Kenneth Grahame
The Rat was sitting on the river bank, singing a little song. He had just composed it himself, so he was very taken up with it, and would not pay proper attention to Mole or anything else.
~ Kenneth Grahame