Just giving a heads up, if no one knows of this yet. So far, I got my lyrics by manually searching for them and putting them in my foobar to display. I just stumbled upon this program called minilyrics.

http://www.crintsoft.com/

Neat little program, it automatically downloads lyrics and display it in a clear text. You might probably even get .lrc that has karaoke effects in it as well, and you can display it per single line too to practice reading, which is a big plus for me since I learned English by reading lyrics all the time.

A little downside might be that it integrates itself to the music player a little bit more closely than usual, but I am looking for this feature more than the little discomfort.

Well, it's not perfect yet (still missing a lot of songs), but since it's recently created, I hope it'll expand soon.

I downloaded that program about a week ago, though I haven't been using to search for songs lyrics.
I'm using the lyric editor it provides to make .lrc file that I use to sub2srs podcasts that come with transcripts (a couple are listed in the podcast thread, some I found on podcastle.jp). I've made a 500+ facts deck with basically no effort aside from hitting a key when a new line starts. Really loving this combo so far, I think this will be my main resource for material I'll put into the srs now that I'm done with core6000. In particular the 情熱大陸+p podcast is a goldmine of new vocab and expressions for my current level.
(I'm sure there are better software to specifically make .lrc files, but I couldn't be bothered to look further than this)

Seizar, could you expand a bit on how you do this? Sounds like a great idea to me, but I'm not that tech-savvy :/