Finally, I've got some time to share the DSK experience.
How to search a song? There's a good song played in the radio but the DJ just doesn't wanna tell the name.
The clue is, remember the chorus part hard, and search with the " "
Why? This is because search engine will return the most viewed + most appeared sentence/keyword in the search result.
So why chorus part? Because most people (or at least, some people) will put just the chorus part of the song - most because it's the most meaningful + remembered part.
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Ok, I'll just tell the journey I took to search the song "I Can See Clearly Now" by Johnny Nash.
1. I only have the starting part + chorus . "I could see" + "sunshine is here" in my brain
2. I search like this in Google "I could see""sunshine is here"lyric
3. It returned two results that were not relevant.
4. I changed the could to can, "I can see""sunshine is here"
5. Rubbish results appeared
6. Cut short the keyword, now it become "I can see"sunshine
7. The lyrics page appeared #2 in the search result
As you can see, the lyrics that was first in my memory were wrong.
Sunshine is here = Sun-shinny day
I could see = I can see
But it didn't matter. The key to success is to trial and error ;)
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Downloading the Song
Of course, my first preference would be going to FrostWire to find the shared song, and then, delete it 24 hours after dowloading it. And buy the original record.
For songs that are new, you can mostly find the single track download from web.
To search for it, for e.g.
"I can see clearly now"rapidshare
or
"I can see clearly now"sendspace
or you can modify the rapidshare or sendspace to other file hosting service co name.
You'll most probably find the song. Just the matter of availability (for legal reason, once the filehoster found it, they'll delete it)
Of course, delete it 24 hours after you download it, the artists need your support ;)
