\documentstyle[12pt,song,twocolum]{article}
\title{From the Songbook of}
\author{Steve Savitzky}
\date{1991}

\begin{document}
%%%
%%% Edit the song file name below
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\file{alphabet.flk}

\end{document}

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%%%
%%% This sample shows how to format a song.
%%% Song files should start with \begin{song}{title}
%%%             ... and end with \end{song}
%%%
%%%	Use '\ ' to add space after a word with a long chord.
%%%
\begin{song}{Sample}
\notice{\copyright 1991 Stephen Savitzky.\\
	All rights reserved}
this[A] is gg [g\aug7\sharp5]lllline
this is [C\dim7\flat5]another [F\maj7]line
\\
this is another verse
as is this, which we extend a bit to see the effect of:
\begin{refrain}
  this is a [C\min9]Refrain
  this is more refrain (chorus)
\end{refrain}
and this is another verse
with another line in it.
\Indented{refrain}
and a last verse
\begin{refrain}
 with a second refrain
\end{refrain}
\end{song}


Here is some stuff outside of a song, [with braces].  We extend the
paragraph considerably to see what happens to its indentation.
\end{document}