Hello manitou - I just went to the song and made some changes/corrections. The 'extra' lines were from unnecessary coding that is usually ignored by chordie's formatting wizard. I should print nicely now . . .
After you have made editing changes to a song, use the 'save' button under to edit pane. Then use the 'return to song' button to get out of the editing mode.
I also 'fixed' a couple of other minor things I saw in the layout. The title was in all lower case (so I capitalized first letters). Also, each line of text had eight spaces to the left of the first word (I deleted the spaces). Also, the chords were set with a space between the chord and the text it went along with (generally, it is best for the chords to go right up against the corresponding word) - like this:
[G]Twinkle twinkle [C]little [G]star
[C]How I [G]wonder [D]what you [G]are
[G]Up a-[D]bove the [C]world so [D]high
[C]Like a [G]diamond [D]in the [G]sky
[G]Twinkle twinkle [C]little [G]star
[C]How I [G]wonder [D]what you [G]are
Notice that where a word is split by the chord change that I put in a dash preceding the chord brackets. This helps to make it clear that the chord change occurs within the word and not at the start of the word.
Happy playing - although with a song like this one you're working on (all about death), I guess I should say something less upbeat?
"That darn Pythagorean Comma thing keeps messing me up!"
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_comma[/url]
