Lyrics - Lyric Book & Setlists

Lyrics is your own lyric book for the artists you love — collect their lyrics in one place and read them again and again until you know every line. At a concert, just tap the songs in the order they're played to keep that night's setlist. ■ A lyric book organized by artist → album → song • Notebook-style hierarchy: albums and songs grouped under each artist • Import albums and track lists from MusicBrainz (or type them, or paste a whole track list) • Switch between list and tile view • Artist photos from freely licensed Wikimedia Commons images, with author and license shown • Album artwork from the music files on your device or any image you choose ■ Many ways to add lyrics • Type or paste lyrics you copied • Scan a lyric booklet with the camera — text recognition runs on your device • Keep photos of the booklet pages and zoom in on them • "Search the web" opens your browser to look for lyrics Note: the app does not provide or download lyrics. Please use it for personal purposes, e.g. with the booklets of CDs you own. ■ A lyrics screen made for memorizing • Pinch to make the text as large or small as you like • Memorize mode: lines are hidden — tap to check yourself • The screen stays on while you read • Link a song on your device and play it while reading (with a 5-second rewind) ■ Live setlist recorder • During the show, just tap each song as it's played • Undo, ENCORE dividers, and songs not in your list (covers, new songs) • Every live keeps its setlist; reorder it or share it as text • Tap a song in a setlist to jump to its lyrics ■ Backup (free) • Export everything to a single file and restore it on your new phone ■ Pro (one-time purchase) • No ads • Unlimited artists (free version: up to 3) • A-B repeat and playback speed (0.5×–1.25×) • Background and lock-screen playback • Live statistics: most-played songs and songs you haven't heard live yet • Save lyrics cards as PDF • Automatic backups to a folder ■ Privacy Your lyrics, images and live records are stored only on your device and are never sent to the developer.