I will include any/all bonus tracks that are released within 48 hours of the album (but not beyond).
I will use genius.com as the default source.
By default, I will count plurals and other inflected forms, unless the answer is in quotes, in which case it must be exact ("showgirls" would not match "showgirl"). I will use Merriam-Webster to determine if something is an inflected form of the same word.
When resolving the market, I won't necessarily defer to the person who added the option.
I may N/A submitted options that are sufficiently trivial (e.g. "and").
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Copied all the lyrics into a big doc and took a pass at resolving, trying to confirm all the 99%s & 1%s. Didn't find any I disagreed with. (I think "married" and "marry" should count as inflected forms, although next time I can brush up on those rules to be more clear). But LMK if you think I missed anything and I can re-resolve.
Disabled submissions bc the album is out.
However, I’ll wait 48H to resolve, to see if there are bonus tracks (see description).
@ZandaZhu “card” featured in father figure, betting yes on the assumption this counts as an (un)pluralised form
@brod also “redwood” is featured but not “red”, assuming that doesn’t count?
@Ziddletwix There’s a song called Elizabeth Taylor, and the base rate for TS songs containing their own names in the lyrics is prob like 80-90%
