The following page is an XSL transformation of XML song lyric data that I transcribed. I'm personally just sick of wanting to sing along with a song and having to trip over wrong lyrics online. I don't always know every word, but I think I make fewer mistakes than any of the popular lyrics sites do. In any case, note that I don't claim any copyright on the lyrics in the source XML document, nor on the transformed XHTML result, unless otherwise specified. The lyrics are copyright of their respective copyright owners.
The 'title' attribute of slang words contains my "translation" AKA expanded meaning. Most graphical browsers will reveal the title attribute as a tooltip when you hover over the element on the page. If you have trouble understanding a particular slang word on this page give it a try to see what [I believe] it means. Only the first alternative is shown, however, so you'll have to view the XML or XHTML source code to see other alternatives.
If you are or represent a copyright owner for a work that is published on this site and would like it removed or otherwise marked up then please kindly contact the site owner, Brandon McCaig, by E-mail (bamccaig at castopulence dot org); detailing who you are, what your relationship to the copyright owner is, and what the copyright owner's wishes are. We will promptly do as requested, whether that means adding special markup or disclaimers, or locking the work in question up behind a secured connection for personal use. We appreciate your pardon.
Can I freely and openly use the DTD, XSL, CSS, or XHTML code found on this site?
You may use and modify it for personal or free / open use, meaning that you'll give it away for free without requiring registration to your site (free or otherwise), subscription or membership fees, or licensing fees.
If you wish to use them with a restricted access or paid-for product or service then I insist that you contact me for explicit permission, which may or may not involve a licensing fee on a per use basis, depending on the specifics of your use.
Keep in mind that this does NOT include the actual lyrics embedded within the code, whose use is under the control of each work's respective copyright owner. If the lyrics were written by me, Brandon McCaig, then I'd probably be willing to give you permission to publish my lyrics, assuming that you do so freely and openly and without misrepresenting the authorship or copyright owner. Feel free to ask to make sure.