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    Lyric Grabber

    Lyric Grabber

    download and save lyrics

    Lyric Grabber fetches lyrics from the internet and allows you to save them to [Artist] - [Song].txt by default. Lyric Grabber is written in Python3, using the standard library + Tkinter, for cross-platform compatibility and minimal size. The project may be picked back up in the future, but as of now I have no interest in doing so.
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    This is an C# add-in to Facebook written using the .net library that provides users with a relavent daily shakespeare quote on their profile. The code could also be used to provide all sorts of daily quote kinds of apps e.g. beatles lyric of the day
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