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lyricsnounpl. of lyric a composition using rhythm and often rhyme to create a lyrical effectwould you care to read your short lyric aloud? poems, runes, songs, verses rhymes(also rimes)ballads, laysanacreontics, clerihews, dithyrambs, eclogues, elegies, English sonnets, epics, epigrams, epodes, epopees, eposes, georgics, idylls(also idyls), jingles, laments, limericks, madrigals, odes, pastorales, pastorals, psalms, rondeaux, rondelets, rondelles(or rondels), sonnets, triolets, villanelleshaiku, senryu, tankasblank verses, free verses, minstrelsies, poesies, poetries, versifications, vers libres a short musical composition for the human voice often with instrumental accompanimentthe guitarist sang a gentle lyric while playing ballads, ditties, jingles, lays, songs, vocals anthems, cantatas, canticles, carols, chorales, hymns, noels, psalms, spiritualsdirges, laments, requiems, threnodieshallelujahs, paeansarias(also arie), art songs, barcaroles(or barcarolles), blues, chansons, chanteys(or chanties or shanties), chants, choruses, croons, descants(also discants), folk songs, glees, lullabies, madrigals, motets, part-songs, pops, rockers, roundelays, rounds, serenades, standardsdrinking songs, fight songstorch songscovers, medleys, remixes |