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The Apple Music desktop app allows users to add lyrics to any song, with songs in your library. Additional lyrics for Apple Music are managed in a separate section so we can delete them and return to the original song. Here are instructions for adding song lyrics for Apple Music Windows.
Key Takeaways About Add Apple Music Windows Lyrics
- The Apple Music desktop app allows users to add lyrics to any song, with songs in your library.
- Additional lyrics for Apple Music are managed in a separate section so we can delete them and return to the original song.
- Here are instructions for adding song lyrics for Apple Music Windows.
Instructions for Adding Lyrics to Apple Music Windows Songs
Step 1:
Open the song on Apple Music, then right-click on the song and select Properties in the displayed list.

Step 2:
Displaying the lyrics interface, we will check the Custom Lyrics box to use the lyrics adding mode for Apple Music Windows.

The user then enters the lyrics for Apple Music into the interface as shown below, then click OK below to save the lyrics for Apple Music.

Step 3:
Now you play the song on Apple Music and tap the lyrics icon to display it on the side. You will then see the added custom lyrics appear.

Step 4:
In case you want to delete lyrics added for Apple Music, we also click Properties and then select the Lyrics tab. At this point you will uncheck the Custom Lyrics section.

Step 5:
Now you are asked if you want to delete the lyrics added to Apple Music. Click Remove Custom Lyrics to do so.
Finally click OK to delete the added lyrics.

FAQ
How do you add lyrics to Apple Music Windows?
The Apple Music desktop app allows users to add lyrics to any song, with songs in your library.
What should you check before working with Add Apple Music Windows Lyrics?
Additional lyrics for Apple Music are managed in a separate section so we can delete them and return to the original song.
What can you do if the first method does not work?
Here are instructions for adding song lyrics for Apple Music Windows.
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