I don’t understand how to use of the word lyrics. I would like to know how it is used by a native English speaker.

The Concise Oxford English Dictionary says: lyric noun (also lyrics) the words of a song.

Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary says: the words of a song ― often used in plural.

So, I can guess that lyric could be used as a singular word, but I want to be sure that it is commonly used.

When we talk about what a singer says in a song we are talking about the lyrics.

By using the Internet, I can download all the lyrics of an artist. What happens if I want just one? I will download one lyric, the lyrics of one song or both ways are correct?

I read that the word lyric is related to poems but what happens in this case.

Likewise, in the context menu of some lyrics software, if I want to edit the lyrics of a song, which is the best option "edit the lyric" or "edit lyrics"?

I would like to know how the word lyrics is used by a native English speaker.

The Concise Oxford English Dictionary says: lyric noun (also lyrics) the words of a song.

Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary says: the words of a song ― often used in plural.

So, I can guess that lyric could be used as a singular word, but I want to be sure that it is commonly used.

When we talk about what a singer says in a song we are talking about the lyrics.

By using the Internet, I can download all the lyrics of an artist. What happens if I want just one? I will download one lyric, the lyrics of one song or both ways are correct?

I read that the word lyric is related to poems but what happens in this case.

Likewise, in the context menu of some lyrics software, if I want to edit the lyrics of a song, which is the best option "edit the lyric" or "edit lyrics"?

I have a doubt on the uses of the word lyrics. I would like to know how it is used by a native English speaker.

The Concise Oxford English Dictionary says: lyric noun (also lyrics) the words of a song.

Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary says: the words of a song ― often used in plural.

So, I can guess that lyric could be used as a singular word, but I want to be sure that it is commonly used.

When we talk about what a singer says in a song we are talking about the lyrics.

By using the Internet, I can download all the lyrics of an artist. What happens if I want just one? I will download one lyric, the lyrics of one song or both ways are correct?

I read that the word lyric is related to poems but what happens in this case.

Likewise, in the context menu of some lyrics software, if I want to edit the lyrics of a song, which is the best option "edit the lyric" or "edit lyrics"?

I don’t understand how to use of the word lyrics. I would like to know how it is used by a native English speaker.

The Concise Oxford English Dictionary says: lyric noun (also lyrics) the words of a song.

Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary says: the words of a song ― often used in plural.

So, I can guess that lyric could be used as a singular word, but I want to be sure that it is commonly used.

When we talk about what a singer says in a song we are talking about the lyrics.

By using the Internet, I can download all the lyrics of an artist. What happens if I want just one? I will download one lyric, the lyrics of one song or both ways are correct?

I read that the word lyric is related to poems but what happens in this case.

Likewise, in the context menu of some lyrics software, if I want to edit the lyrics of a song, which is the best option "edit the lyric" or "edit lyrics"?

I have a doubt on the uses of the word lyrics.

When we talk about what a singer says in a song we are talking about the lyrics.

By using the Internet, I can download all the lyrics of an artist. What happens if I want just one? I will download one lyric or one lyrics?

I read that the word lyric is related to poems but what happens in this case.

Likewise, is it "edit the lyric" or "edit lyrics", when we're talking about one particular song?

I have a doubt on the uses of the word lyrics. I would like to know how it is used by a native English speaker.

The Concise Oxford English Dictionary says: lyric noun (also lyrics) the words of a song.

Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary says: the words of a song ― often used in plural.

So, I can guess that lyric could be used as a singular word, but I want to be sure that it is commonly used.

When we talk about what a singer says in a song we are talking about the lyrics.

By using the Internet, I can download all the lyrics of an artist. What happens if I want just one? I will download one lyric, the lyrics of one song or both ways are correct?

I read that the word lyric is related to poems but what happens in this case.

Likewise, in the context menu of some lyrics software, if I want to edit the lyrics of a song, which is the best option "edit the lyric" or "edit lyrics"?