lyricsgenius lyrics sometimes end with "EmbedShare URLCopyEmbedCopy"

Some Random API is something easy to deal with when you are creating a command that will send you the song lyrics.

This is how to do it with some random api,

# these imports are used for this particular lyrics command. the essential import here is aiohttp, which will be used to fetch the lyrics from the API
import textwrap
import urllib
import aiohttp
import datetime

@bot.command(aliases = ['l', 'lyrc', 'lyric']) # adding aliases to the command so they they can be triggered with other names
async def lyrics(ctx, *, search = None):
    """A command to find lyrics easily!"""
    if not search: # if user hasnt given an argument, throw a error and come out of the command
        embed = discord.Embed(
            title = "No search argument!",
            description = "You havent entered anything, so i couldnt find lyrics!"
        )
        return await ctx.reply(embed = embed)
        # ctx.reply is available only on discord.py version 1.6.0, if you have a version lower than that use ctx.send
    
    song = urllib.parse.quote(search) # url-encode the song provided so it can be passed on to the API
    
    async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as lyricsSession:
        async with lyricsSession.get(f'https://some-random-api.ml/lyrics?title={song}') as jsondata: # define jsondata and fetch from API
            if not 300 > jsondata.status >= 200: # if an unexpected HTTP status code is recieved from the website, throw an error and come out of the command
                return await ctx.send(f'Recieved poor status code of {jsondata.status}')

            lyricsData = await jsondata.json() # load the json data into its json form

    error = lyricsData.get('error')
    if error: # checking if there is an error recieved by the API, and if there is then throwing an error message and returning out of the command
        return await ctx.send(f'Recieved unexpected error: {error}')

    songLyrics = lyricsData['lyrics'] # the lyrics
    songArtist = lyricsData['author'] # the author's name
    songTitle = lyricsData['title'] # the song's title
    songThumbnail = lyricsData['thumbnail']['genius'] # the song's picture/thumbnail

    # sometimes the song's lyrics can be above 4096 characters, and if it is then we will not be able to send it in one single message on Discord due to the character limit
    # this is why we split the song into chunks of 4096 characters and send each part individually
    for chunk in textwrap.wrap(songLyrics, 4096, replace_whitespace = False):
        embed = discord.Embed(
            title = songTitle,
            description = chunk,
            color = discord.Color.blurple(),
            timestamp = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
        )
        embed.set_thumbnail(url = songThumbnail)
        await ctx.send(embed = embed)

This is a known bug with lyricsgenius and there's an open PR to address this issue: https://github.com/johnwmillr/LyricsGenius/pull/215.

This is because lyricsgenius web scrapes the lyrics from Genius' website, which means if their website updates, lyricsgenius would fail to fetch the lyrics. This library hasn't been updated in 6 months; itself being a web scraping library means that kind of inactivity would render the library severely unstable. Since the library is licensed under MIT, you can fork the library and maintain an up-to-date version for your project/bot. However, it would be much better to use a dedicated API to fetch songs lyrics to guarantee stability.

Also, lyricsgenius uses the synchronous requests library, which means it'll "block" your asynchronous bot while it fetches the lyrics. This is definitely undesirable for a Discord Bot since your bot would be completely unresponsive while it fetches the lyrics. Consider rewriting it using aiohttp or use run_in_executor when calling blocking functions.