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This article is from the Songwriting FAQ, by Greg Skinner gds@best.com.
There are several archive sites for lyrics on the Internet. Lyrics
can be accessed via the WWW or anonymous ftp. One such site is
ftp.uwp.edu. Visit ftp://ftp.uwp.edu/pub/music/ or ftp to
ftp.uwp.edu giving a username of anonymous and your full email address
(user@site.domain) as the password.
There is also the newsgroup alt.music.lyrics, where many people post
lyrics for songs they know. If you have a lyric request, chances are
someone who reads that group will know how to answer it.
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