love-song

... run thorough the ear _with a love-song_. 'besides the passage from _Twelfth Nt. _ II, iii, quoted further on, where Feste offers Sir Toby and Sir Andrew their choice between 'a love-song, or a song of good life.'

Shakespeare and Music With Illustrations from the Music of the 16th and 17th centuries 1900

It was a French love-song that with great solemnity he sang into the brew.

Lost Face 2010

Performances range from the Beltway Poetry Slam poets to electronic-pop musicians/gallery darlings Bluebrain to a drive-in movie night held indoors; also on tap are classes, including ukulele basics and love-song writing with the Sweater Set and Tuvan throat gurgling with Seattle-based Arrington De Dioynso.

February arts preview: Paul Gauguin, Jem Cohen, Blinky Palermo Lavanya Ramanathan 2011

What initially looked to be something of an oddity when first announced- a strange love-song to Eric Cantona from one of the pre-eminent British directors in the business- has to go down one as one of the best films to come out of our country in the past few years.

A Triumph of British Cinema: Simon Goes LOOKING FOR ERIC in Cannes | Obsessed With Film 2009

You almost hear the violins the the background of this love-song to the heretical Muslims.

CONFIRMED 2009

You almost hear the violins the the background of this love-song to the heretical Muslims.

CONFIRMED 2009

I don't know what is more Catholic: the love-song to Muslims of VII or Dante?

CONFIRMED 2009

I don't know what is more Catholic: the love-song to Muslims of VII or Dante?

CONFIRMED 2009

Of course this diversity was most prominent on the Magnetic Fields '1999 compendium 69 Love Songs, for which he and the band ran through nearly every permutation of the love-song conceit, and came to rest on the lucky number.

Magnetic Personality Disorder 2008

I wanted to have that love-song approach that Paul McCartney brings to almost anything.

A Melodic Tribute to 70s-Era Paul McCartney: Jim Windolf Windolf, Jim 2008