lyrical

Narrated by Keith David and directed by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon, this is a straightforward but still lyrical analysis.

The color palette, moving from dark to light and back again, charts a precise course into lyrical bleakness.

Though the album’s sound recalls the hybrid that rocketed Yoakam to stardom, its lyrical storytelling invites the listener to experience his life in the present.

One cabinet minister I spoke to the other day waxed lyrical about plans for their connections with a Harris administration.

So I could go back to my story — the lyrics — and still hold the lyrical part of it.