Various copyright issues have forced many mp3 downloading services and mp3 player companies to ignore increasing demand for integrated song lyrics online and offline.

To solve this problem, there has been a growing list of shareware developers who are creating plugins for most popular mp3 player platforms that will allow users to import, save, organize and store song lyrics for most commercial music files on web.

The plugins are pretty easy to use and some like lyric tracker plugin for iTunes are used by music lovers to create, and share song lyrics on most popular music software systems online.

So how are song lyrics getting into system?

To accommodate many users and not tie up their bandwidth, software sends information to you by trading pieces of file from multiple users along way.

To add a file, you create a generic BitTorrent file name, upload information and then anyone looking of that type of media can try to download it.

It gets a bit tricky however because BitTorrent file system uses their own BitTorrent extension.

It’s not like a Kazaa system where you can simply type in name of a person or of a move and have all search results returned in a format where they are easily identified. It takes a little bit of work to get used to system but it seems to be working quite well since so many users have been using it lately.

Here’s a quick rundown of how it works:

1. A user wants to share a file, so he or she creates a .bitTorrent file which identifies file and blocks of content that are included in file.