Lazy?
1. Quotation marks can be typed into Google if you want exact words or phrases.
2. If you're thinking of a specific website (such as http://www.azlyrics.com/
) then you'll want to type "site:domain name" into Google to only get results from that site.
3. I'm kind of doubtful that's a Three Days Grace song you're thinking of; if it was, I'd probably know it. It may be a Misattributed Song, unless you can think of more lyrics for it. Then I might be able to help you on that.
edited 16th Jan '12 3:57:15 AM by Alucard
LyricWiki is a good one. Like all MediaWiki powered websites, you can set it as a search in any browser without having to create a custom search using an extension or whatever. I still have to search for more obscure bands in Google, and there's a handful of pages that are truncated for copyright reasons, but it does its job for the most part.
edited 16th Jan '12 6:05:38 AM by Litis
Back when Youtube had that thing with Google my profile failed to survive (long story) and I lost my favorites. After tracking down most of them I'm still trying to find a few whose names i can't remember but the lyrics are still in my head. Finding a good lyrics search engine has been a royal pain. Ideal I'm looking for something that i can type in an exact phrase from the song and not get every song that has a single word for the sentence. (one song in particular has been giving me a royal headache as the line that's stuck is "Three days, no sleep, and I..." I get swamped by Three Days Grace)
edited 16th Jan '12 3:39:01 AM by Lockhart
Need to know about strange weapons, especially weird guns? I know em, and if i don't I'll find them.