The Best Lyric Search Engine

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 10:37:39 PST

Don't you just hate racking your brains for information needed of a typical lyric search engine like the title? And then of course, there's the songs that you don't even know the information to in the first place. For a lot of search engines out there, you have to know almost exactly what it is you want. But for one, you don't.

LyricsWorld is an easy-to-use, very accurate lyric search engine that asks you for as little or as much as you know to find your song. Just type the lyrics you know into a search bar. It doesn't even have to be from the chorus. Nine times out of ten, the very first song shown will be the one you're looking for.

I've personally tested this site every time I got on and continue to do so to this day. It's never been wrong so far. I've even looked for songs in other languages and it still works. Of course, you can also use the title or artist if you like. But while you won't always know the artist or title, it's very unlikely you won't be able to remember a single line from the song.

10 Weird and Wacky Uses for Your iPod

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