1. A music and lyric display method comprising the steps of: loading a body of lyrics data from at least one file or stream comprising lyrics data of at least one music piece; accessing a first lyric portion from a first relative position within a first Distinct Lyric Block of said body of lyrics data, where said first relative position is a position of said first lyric portion relative to a start of said first Distinct Lyric Block; displaying said first lyric portion; accessing a corresponding portion of music notation data appropriate to said first lyric portion; creating a first adjusted version comprising notes of said corresponding portion newly positioned horizontally to align horizontally with syllables of words of said first lyric portion; displaying said first adjusted version.
1. A music and lyric display method comprising the steps of: loading a body of lyrics data from at least one file or stream comprising lyrics data of at least one music piece; accessing a first lyric portion from a first relative position within a first Distinct Lyric Block of said body of lyrics data, where said first relative position is a position of said first lyric portion relative to a start of said first Distinct Lyric Block; displaying said first lyric portion; accessing a corresponding portion of music notation data appropriate to said first lyric portion; creating a first adjusted version comprising notes of said corresponding portion newly positioned horizontally to align horizontally with syllables of words of said first lyric portion; displaying said first adjusted version. 2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the steps of: accessing a second lyric portion from said first relative position within a second Distinct Lyric Block of said body of lyrics data; displaying said second lyric portion; creating a second adjusted version comprising notes of said corresponding portion newly positioned horizontally to align horizontally with syllables of words of said second lyric portion; displaying said second adjusted version.