: Re: best licensing option for freest possible sharing of lyrics while retaining the right to get paid if someone else makes money from them I would like to share many song/poetry/lyric works. I
When you wrote the lyrics down, you established a copyright on those lyrics. Nobody can legally use them for commercial purposes without your permission. That is what copyright means. They have to get a license from you, you don’t have to give one to them.
So the Creative Commons license that seems to you to be missing is not needed because that is the default license. That is the one that existed before Creative Commons. The one that everybody already has.
The Creative Commons licenses give you other options that not everybody needs. It sounds like you probably don’t need them.
So just publish your work in such a way that it includes a copyright notice and also contact info so that the reader can contact you for a commercial use license.
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