Is lyric a singular and plural word?

The word "lyric" can be either singular and plural. It depends on the context it's used in.

As a singular noun:

- A piece of music or poem meant to be sung.

- The words of a song or poem, especially when expressing personal emotions.

As a plural noun:

- The words or verses of a song, especially when considered together.

- A collection of poems or songs, especially on a particular theme or by a particular author.

Examples:

- _"He wrote the music and lyrics for the new musical."_ (in the singular sense)

- _"The lyrics were simple but powerful."_ (in the plural sense)