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 title: "Introducing Lyricli — Command line lyrics."
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 title: "Introducing Lyricli — Command line lyrics."
 category: posts
 tags: english lyricli tools

-description: "Introducing lyricli, a lyrics client for your terminal
-written in ruby"
+header_image: lyricli.png
+description: "Introducing lyricli, a lyrics client for your terminal written in ruby"

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 I'm the kind of person that enjoys reading lyrics of some songs while I listen to music. I'm also the kind of person that enjoys listening to music with lyrics while working. Also, the kind of person that spends a lot of time inside a terminal. So I decided to do a little lyrics client to use inside a pane of my tmux sessions. I've been using it for a while, but hadn't released it because I never got to writing tests for it.
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 I'm the kind of person that enjoys reading lyrics of some songs while I listen to music. I'm also the kind of person that enjoys listening to music with lyrics while working. Also, the kind of person that spends a lot of time inside a terminal. So I decided to do a little lyrics client to use inside a pane of my tmux sessions. I've been using it for a while, but hadn't released it because I never got to writing tests for it.