Re: Beginner question

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Kieren MacMillan wrote:
> 
> Hello!
> 
>> the notes should be tied of course. But I also want something like an
>> underscore after the word to show the reader that it shall be  
>> singed for a
>> long time. Is this possible in Lilypond?
> 
> Yes: after the lyric, put a double-underscore, e.g., och __
> 
> Hope this helps!
> Kieren.
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Aha, there should be a space there, okay. :-) Thanks! But one more thing.
That underscore thing in the notation thing, I want it to be shorter. It
streches so long to other notes. For example, in this code, the underscore
between the word "och" streches to E. I just want it to stretch to under the
second A there.

\version "2.10.33"

\score {
  
  <<
    \relative c'' {
      \key g \major

      | a4 ~ a b2 | a4 ~ a e c
      | e4 c e f | e4 e8[ c] b2 \bar "|:" \break
      | a'4 b ces bis | a4 b8[ a] f2
      | e4 c e f | e4 e8[ c] b2 \break
      | a'4 a b2 | a4 a b2
      | d,4 e b'8[ a] f4 | e1 \bar "|."
    }

    \addlyrics {
ba -- js och __
    }

    \addlyrics {
bajs två tre f -- e -- s
    }

  >>
  \layout { }
  \midi {}
  }

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