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Mutlu
by Gary E. Andrews - 04/15/24 07:08 PM
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BOTH (unless it's an instrumental obviously)
Even if you don't know every word in a song, the lyrics still convey meaning/vibe that is central to the tune.
However, this is a general statement, and you can find examples on both ends of the spectrum. You can almost say some songs are their lyrics (to a great extent), and other songs grab you with the music (and the lyrics are secondary).
Genre certainly plays a part in this as well.
Peace,
TC
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