| Poem |
| Verse |
| Melodic |
| Hit bit |
| Songlike |
| Melodious |
| Rhapsodic |
| ___ words |
| Song word |
| Sung line |
| Song line |
| Song part |
| Poetry type |
| Number line |
| Melody line |
| Tune's text |
| Song's words |
| Number lines |
| Piece piece? |
| Word in song |
| Line in song |
| Song snippet |
| Kind of poem |
| Type of poem |
| Bit of a song |
| Karaoke words |
| Thing to sing |
| Keats product |
| Line you sing |
| Keatsian work |
| Kind of poetry |
| A kind of poem |
| Type of poetry |
| Words you sing |
| Piece of music |
| Line in a song |
| Line of a song |
| Kind of soprano |
| Full of feeling |
| Certain soprano |
| Words of a song |
| Words to a song |
| Mercer creation |
| Style of poetry |
| Like some poetry |
| Hammerstein work |
| Herrick creation |
| Like much poetry |
| Line from a song |
| Part of a number |
| Sheet music line |
| Ira Gershwin line |
| Karaoke essential |
| Poetic descriptor |
| Gershwin creation |
| Hammerstein product |
| Part of songwriting |
| Sammy Cahn creation |
| ___ Opera of Chicago |
| Short song-like poem |
| What fat ladies sing |
| Hammerstein creation |
| Suitable for singing |
| Bit of a song's words |
| Line at a karaoke bar |
| Ira Gershwin creation |
| Text of a popular song |
| Single line for a singer |
| Having a songlike quality |
| Ira Gershwin contribution |
| You can get it for a song |
| Hammerstein's contribution |
| Ira Gershwin's contribution |
| Words that are rarely spoken |
| Somewhere over the rainbow," e.g. |
| Emotionally expressive, as poetry |
| I can't get no satisfaction," e.g. |
| Short poem with a song-like quality |
| Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens," e.g. |
| Did a ton of drugs / And did better than all my alma mater |
| And you thought he was cute before / Look at this peacoat / Tell me he's broke" is one from "American Boy |