Sing a song of sixpence...Visit SongFile.com - and learn those tongue twisting verses by heart By Emma Kae - 22nd May 2001 - Back to News The next time you are stuck humming a tune incessantly but you can’t quite remember the words log on to SongFile.com and search your tune.
SongFile.com is a huge database with lyrics to more than 62,000 songs! It’s also a one stop music shop on which you can read music news, purchase concert tickets, buy CDs and cassettes, gather sheetmusic, even read the instrument classifieds.
It is very simple to use – you can select an artist from the top ten list or independently search your own. The comprehensive guide is bound to keep you busy for quite a while
Don’t get caught out singing loudly on public transport with the wrong lyrics! Get them right – log on to SongFile.com by clicking here.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au

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