You can if you have a license or if your "use" is exempt under one or more copyright statutes in the place where you intend to use them.
For example, you might freely use copyrighted lyrics of non-dramatic music in a public performance of the music without any admission charge and without compensation to the performers. 17 USC § 110(4).
Possibly but it entirely depends on your use of the copyrighted material, including whether or not it is for profit.
yes
If it is published, the lyrics should be printed in the published music.
The lyrics to that song are copyrighted and cannot be legally reproduced on this site.
There are dozens of websites hosting lyrics of copyrighted material. Occasionally one will be taken down for copyright violations, but there are many more to fill the void.
yes she did and no its not copyrighted fd3a39b9-b234-4b72-b97d-0e587eefb760 1.03.01
The complete copyrighted lyrics are posted at: www.ButterflySong.com
Yes. Lyrics written since 1923 are assumed to be protected unless it can be proven otherwise, and lyrics written since 1978 are protected.
The lyrics are copyrighted and cannot be reproduced as an answer. A possible solution maybe to have a look on the artists web page or on dedicated fan or lyrics sites.
Probably not as the lyrics will be copyrighted. You will need the permission of the copyright owner and may have to pay a royalty.
Reasonably short excerpts, properly cited, may be used without a license providing the use is transformative. Other uses require permission from the copyright holder.
well depending on what the song is than yes