mutantturkey/lget

simple lyric retriever.


types:

"get": Use this once you have gotten the ID of a song, which is the first 
part of the returned string: for example, if the ID is t00025443, you would 
do "lget get t00025443" and it will return lyrics


"trackname": Query represents the exact name of the song name or the
exact beginning of the song name. Matched results will be returned.

"artist": Query represents the exact name of the artist/band or the
exact begginning of the artist. If your query is "Elton John", lyrics
for "Elton John", "Elton John feat. artist", "Elton John with artist"
will be returned, for example.

"match": Query must be "artist|trackname". "|" is a vertical bar character
and there aren't spaces around the vertical bar. Artist and Trackname
must be supplied in the specified order or no results will be matched.

"inlyrics": Query represent part of the song lyrics. Query may be separate
words, a full verse... A maximum of 50 lyrics will be returned, ordered
by relevance, being the first the one with more relevance.

"fullt": Query represent a flexible string with enough information
(trackname and/or artist, part of them) to identify the lyrics. Examples:
"Simply Red - Sunrise", "Sunrise - Simply Red", "Sunrise (Home) - Simply
Red", "Simply Red - Sunrise (feat. artist)". A maximum of 50 lyrics
will be returned, ordered by relevance. "Fullt" is certainly a great
way of matching results when metadata from MP3 is not very accurate,
or you have the song title in a non-standard format. Note that in the
query string should be enough information (the keywords order doesn't
matter, or if there are more keyword than needed).