A header no reviewed catalog knows
“Chor” is not in any reviewed section-header catalog. It may be intentional, but it could also be a typo. Confirm it manually; LyricLint preserves the text and does not guess a replacement.
Conventions: Song parts open with bracketed headers, Non-English songs may open with a header.
Example
[Chor]
En nattIn the workbench this reads: Review the custom section header “Chor”.
[Refreng]
En nattThe fix
This finding has no automatic fix — resolving it is a judgment call, so the workbench points at the exact range and leaves the edit to you.
The convention and its limits
This check detects the pattern shown above. An accepted example passes this check; it is not a review of the whole transcription.
Sources
The sources cited by this check:
Use song part headers (opens in a new tab) verified Section headers, performer legends, and four differentiation styles Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified Reviewed Norwegian section-header vocabulary Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified Reviewed English section-header vocabulary Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified Reviewed Arabic section-header vocabulary Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified Reviewed German genre-dependent section-header vocabulary Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified Reviewed Spanish section-header vocabulary Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified Reviewed French section-header vocabulary Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified Japanese song pages use English section headers Song Headers in Different Languages (opens in a new tab) verified English headers for original Korean songs and Hangul headers for translations