LYRIC VIEW
Your music. Your words. In sync.
Give every song
its voice.
A free, growing collection of lyric files for the music already on your phone. Search, download, sing along.
∞ no account↯ instant downloads◎ Android-ready
FREE
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KARAOKE
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KARAOKE
I was looking for a sign
in the static of the night
then your voice came shining through
FIND YOUR SONG
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Lyric library
Search by artist, album or title.
LEARN THE FORMAT
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Lyrics, explained
Timed or plain: choose what fits.
MAKE IT PLAY
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Compatible players
Set up your Android player.
A SIMPLE ROUTE TO SINGING
Three tiny steps.
One big chorus.
- 01Find
Look up a song in the archive.
- 02Download
Save its LRC or TXT lyric file.
- 03Play
Open it beside your music.
FRESH FROM THE ARCHIVE
Ready for the next chorus.
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THE FREEKARAOKE ARCHIVE
Find the words
you already know.
Browse lyric files organised as artist · album · song.
Download one whenever you need it.
THE WORDS BEHIND THE MUSIC
Two ways to
hold a song.
Lyrics files are small text files kept next to your audio. They let a player show the words while music is playing.
[00:14.20]
TIMED LYRICS · .LRC
They move with the music.
An LRC file places a timestamp before each lyric line. A compatible player highlights or scrolls the exact words as the track plays.
[00:12.40] Lights go down[00:15.80] We begin to sing[00:19.25] One more time
- Best karaoke-style experience
- Useful for following a song in real time
- Usually saved with the same name as the audio file
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SIMPLE LYRICS · .TXT
Just the words, at your pace.
A plain lyric file has no timestamps. It is ideal when you want to read, learn or sing along manually.
Lights go down
We begin to sing
One more time
We begin to sing
One more time
- Opens everywhere as text
- Easy to edit or translate
- Perfectly fine when timing is not needed
THE ONE RULE THAT HELPS
Keep audio and lyric names together.
For automatic detection, put the lyric file in the same folder as its song and use the same base name.
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My Song.mp3≋
My Song.lrcOne song, one matching lyric.
ANDROID, READY TO SING
Choose your
listening room.
Start from the player you like. Both guides show how to install it, find your audio and add a downloaded lyric.
ANDROID PLAYER GUIDE · 01
APlayer
Set up a neat local music library, then place matching lyric files next to your music.
Download APlayer ↗A
What it is good at
APlayer is a lightweight Android music player designed for files already stored on your device. Its clean library views and lyrics controls make it a solid match for local audio collections.
- 1
Install and allow music access
Install APlayer from Google Play. At first launch, allow it to access music and audio files when Android asks; without this permission it cannot build your library.
- 2
Choose the folders with your audio
Open APlayer settings, find the music folder or library scan option, and select the folder where your MP3, FLAC or other audio files are saved. Let the scan finish.
- 3
Download the matching lyric
From FreeKaraoke, download the .lrc file for the song. Android normally saves it in Downloads.
- 4
Move it next to the song
Use the Android Files app to move the downloaded lyric into the same folder as its audio track. Give both files the same name:
My Song.mp3andMy Song.lrc. - 5
Show lyrics while playing
Play the song, then use the lyric button in APlayer’s Now Playing screen. If it does not appear immediately, refresh the library or reopen the track.
ANDROID PLAYER GUIDE · 02
Namida
Build a rich offline music library and keep lyrics with the tracks you love.
Download Namida ↗N
What it is good at
Namida is a feature-rich Android music player for local collections. Its library browser and folder controls make it convenient when your music spans several folders or storage locations.
- 1
Install and grant access
Download Namida from its official installation page. On the first screen, allow music and audio access so the app can read tracks stored on your phone.
- 2
Set up the music folders
In Namida’s settings, open the library or folders section. Include the folders where your music lives, then start or refresh a library scan.
- 3
Save the lyric file
Find the song in FreeKaraoke and download its LRC. Use the Files app to locate it in Downloads.
- 4
Match the file name
Move the lyric into the same folder as the audio, using the same base name. Example:
My Song.flacandMy Song.lrc. - 5
Open the lyric display
Start the track and look for the lyrics option from the Now Playing view. If the lyric is not detected, verify the name and folder, then rescan the library.