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added a tidbit about my auditory processing disorder

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Undo revision 132330 by Marahanjas92 (talk) Why did you edit someone else's comment to break their link?

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	;The worst is when it does not even help looking them up - example Four five seconds: http://www.directlyrics.com/rihanna-fourfiveseconds-lyrics.html {{unsigned ip\|141.101.104.101}}		;The worst is when it does not even help looking them up - example Four five seconds: http://www.directlyrics.com/rihanna-fourfiveseconds-lyrics.html {{unsigned ip\|141.101.104.101}}
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		+	"Lyrics mishearing" is more common in the Chinese language due to a large number of homophones and near homophones. For more examples, click [http://www.zhihu.com/question/297225697 this blue text on your monitor]. [[User:ConscriptGlossary\|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary\|talk]]) 04:49, 16 November 2024 (UTC)

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 ;Lyric Deafness
 As soon as I read this comic it perfectly described how I hear lyrics in basically all music, and my reaction was "oh, wow, it's not just me". I am quite musically inclined, and can play a few instruments and quite quickly learn how to play a song just be listening to it. I can also, for example, often recognize a song I haven't heard in 10 years in just a couple notes and hum along with it -- but on the flip side, I can hear a song once or twice a day for weeks, and still not even know more than a couple words in the chorus despite otherwise knowing the song note-for-note. I have to ''really'' concentrate to actually hear the words. I was surprised to see no explanation of this phenomenon here. I started searching and quickly came across the term "lyric deaf", and in fact, there have been many discussions about this that very accurately reflect my own feelings:
 * http://ask.metafilter.com/154586/Why-cant-I-hear-lyrics

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 I added a couple sentences about this but it could probably use some good citations. People that are not themselves lyric deaf are likely unable to understand what this even means. {{unsigned|Groogs}}
-: Me too.  In bands, I've even played songs countless times over many years, but couldn't tell you much of the lyrics.  They're the last thing my brain manages to analyze.  I've played songs that I really loved and then eventually learned the lyrics so I could sing them (if you could call what I do "singing") only to find the lyrics are cringe-worthy, or reveling in something I find abhorrent.  Ugh!
+: Me too.  In bands, I've even played songs countless times over many years, but couldn't tell you much of the lyrics.  They're the last thing my brain manages to analyze.  I've played songs that I really loved and then eventually learned the lyrics so I could sing them (if you could call what I do "singing") only to find the lyrics are cringe-worthy, or reveling in something I find abhorrent.  Ugh! [[Special:Contributions/172.68.189.169|172.68.189.169]] 17:37, 9 August 2018 (UTC)
 ;The worst is when it does not even help looking them up - example Four five seconds: http://www.directlyrics.com/rihanna-fourfiveseconds-lyrics.html {{unsigned ip|141.101.104.101}}

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 Description seems heavily referential, without a clear or concise description of the mechanisms involved.  Surely there is a psychological concept associated with this, rather than "that one scat jazz song" [[Special:Contributions/108.162.219.166|108.162.219.166]] 06:40, 16 June 2015 (UTC)
 I feel like Randall is talking about all songs in this comic, not just ones where the singer favours "emotion, accent or style over clear pronunciation of the lyrics". I mean, has anyone ever listened to a song and immediately understood every single lyric on the first listen? I think that's the issue Randall is trying to express. [[User:Enchantedsleeper|Enchantedsleeper]] ([[User talk:Enchantedsleeper|talk]]) 14:36, 16 June 2015 (UTC)
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 * http://www.quora.com/Is-there-such-a-thing-as-being-lyric-deaf
 I added a couple sentences about this but it could probably use some good citations. People that are not themselves lyric deaf are likely unable to understand what this even means. {{unsigned|Groogs}}
 ;The worst is when it does not even help looking them up - example Four five seconds: http://www.directlyrics.com/rihanna-fourfiveseconds-lyrics.html {{unsigned ip|141.101.104.101}}

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 ;Unicode
-And the second Box is a Mathematical Script small I (U+1D4BE) http://www.bestoflyric.com
+And the second Box is a Mathematical Script small I (U+1D4BE)
 And the First Box is a Mathematical Fraktur small S (U+1D530)
 I think These are the only ones, that iOS7 can't picture. [[User:ẞ qwertz|ẞ qwertz]] ([[User talk:ẞ qwertz|talk]]) 06:35, 15 June 2015 (UTC)