What is meant by different versions of the same song?
On mp3lyrics.org we have a lyrics version control system. This system enables us to keep track of the different suggestions and corrections of lyrics that users submit. The feature has been very popular and is much used by our visitors who locate errors in lyrics or find parts of text in lyrics to be different from what they have learned or heard. All users have the option to submit lyrics correction suggestions, and all suggestions are reviewed. If a correction is accepted we post the new lyrics as the latest version, unless we have a version delivered by Gracenote. n such cases the user-submitted correction will be the second latest version, because Gracenote’s version will be the latest. The default setting for mp3lyrics.org is to display the latest version of the lyrics, unless you specify / request otherwise. As an example you will see the latest version of “I Left Something Turned on at Home” by Trace Adkins (because it is not controlled by Gracenote). On the other hand, if the s
On Mp3Lyrics we have a system that controls all the different versions of the lyrics that have been submitted for each song. This system enables us to keep track of and compare the corrections that have been submitted and approved. This feature has been very popular and often used by our visitors All visitors on Mp3Lyrics have the option of submitting corrected lyrics to a song. Corrections can be anything from spelling errors found in the text to the words being different from what they have learned or heard. All suggestions are reviewed and if acceptet, are posted as the latest version of the lyrics, unless the song is controlled by a company known as Gracenote. If the corrected lyrics are for a song that falls under the control of Gracenote, then the latest version of a user-submitted correction will become the second latest version, because of an agreement with Gracenote to always show their version as the latest version. The default setting for Mp3Lyrics is to display the latest v
