Melody Quotes

The only thing that I miss lately in all music is somebody that will put out a melody that you can whistle. It doesn't seem like there's anything happening like that.

In Hungary all native music, in its origin, is divided naturally into melody destined for song or melody for the dance.

They were singing in French, but the melody was freedom and any American could understand that.

Funny how a melody sounds like a memory.

Inside the silence is a melody.

We cling nervously to the melody, but we don't handle it freely, we don't really make anything new out of it, we merely overload it.

I try to incorporate melody. Even though I'm screaming, I still like to think I bring melody into screaming.

I think my melodies are superior to my lyrics.

Melody is the essence of music.

Melody is disarming. It's anarchic!

The heart of the melody can never be put down on paper.

Every heart has its own melody.

A melody is not merely something you can hum.

Because if you've got the wit, you can make anything into a melody, ultimately.

With a good melody... music gets me through everything.

A good picture book can almost be whistled. ... All have their own melodies behind the storytelling.

Great melody over great riffs is, to me, the secret of it all.

A letter depends on how you read it, a melody on how you sing it.

From the glow of enthusiasm I let the melody escape.

You always know when a real inspiration is behind the melody, arrangements, even lyrics. And I know that's really vague, but it's true.

I would say that I'm more moved by melody, even though I love to rap.

It's always music first, or melody and words together, but never words first.

Doing the instrumental thing, you're really looking for the power of the melody to carry the record.

One of the dumber things my manager said was, Stick to the melody. But I can't.

I won't deny a song or a melody. I can't deny it.

The nobleness of silence. The highest melody dwells only in silence,--the sphere melody, the melody of health.

We knew that we wanted to play heavy music but I hadn't gotten into melody and things like that.

All my music is very simple in that melody is usually clearly stated.

I'm a sucker for pop melodies, things you can't get out of your head.

I really believe in melody.

I always begin to compose the melody first.

I liked the Beatles because there was so much melody.

I really love writing themes and melody.

A good idea for lyrics and a melody to expand on.

Wherever you find a sentence musically worded, of true rhythm and melody in the words, there is something deep and good in the meaning too.

You are a beautiful mess, you are the melody.

I would literally never think about melody. I never thought people listened to melody because I listen to words.

Without you hearing a melody or music or anything like that, it would say something to you. So, that's what a song is to me. Now, you have a lot of songs that come out, and the beat carries them over there, because of the beat, and because of some other factors and so on and so forth. But I want mine to be a song, if you read it, it's going to mean something to you.

What makes a great song - you dont put it into words. You feel it. The perfect lyric. The perfect melody. It makes you feel something.

I know I can't do everything myself. So I know I specialize in my melodies and I do some of my demo work. I pass it on to my producers who are much better at the production level

I love melodies so it's usually where I start.

I get a feeling, on a guitar, and I sort of mess around until something resonates with me, and then I just find that what happens is that a melody comes, and with that, words.

I still have a very nonintellectual, nonjudgmental relationship with melody and the music as I hear it all in my head.

Hope sings when all melodies are gone.

I don't believe in original melodies. There are only so many computations of eight notes.

Prose poetry is not set to a melody or music so there's something freeing about it.

I find that the rhythm of going on long walks will suggest melodies.

You can have a great lyric and a so-so melody; it's going to be a tough sell.

Not everybody has to sing the melody.

Sometimes the word dictated the melody.