diff --git a/scripts/lyrics/lrclib_regen.py b/scripts/lyrics/lrclib_regen.py
index 73f048c..7cc7f9d 100644
--- a/scripts/lyrics/lrclib_regen.py
+++ b/scripts/lyrics/lrclib_regen.py
@@ -99,27 +99,64 @@ def http_json(url, tries=4):
     return None
 
 
+# Words that say nothing about WHO recorded a song. A lyric-video channel
+# called "Christian Lyrics" otherwise "verifies" any track featuring someone
+# named Christian — which is exactly how "Still" matched Nicky Romero.
+GENERIC = {
+    'the', 'and', 'of', 'a', 'feat', 'featuring', 'ft', 'with', 'band', 'music', 'musica',
+    'worship', 'ministries', 'ministry', 'christian', 'gospel', 'praise', 'church', 'choir',
+    'lyrics', 'lyric', 'live', 'official', 'records', 'recordings', 'group', 'project', 'team',
+}
+
+
 def artist_ok(lrc_artist, channel, video_title):
     """True when the LRCLIB artist plausibly matches the video.
 
     Lyric-video channels ("Christian Lyrics", a person's name) carry no artist,
     so the artist is also looked for in the video title. Songs whose title is
     shared across genres ("Still") otherwise match the wrong recording."""
-    a = set(norm(lrc_artist).split()) - {'the', 'and', 'of', 'band', 'music', 'worship', 'ministries'}
+    a = set(norm(lrc_artist).split()) - GENERIC
     if not a:
         return False
     hay = set(norm(channel).split()) | set(norm(video_title).split())
     return bool(a & hay)
 
 
-def lrclib_lookup(title, artist, duration, tolerance=6):
-    """Best LRCLIB entry for a song, or None. Prefers synced lyrics."""
+def title_run(track, video_title):
+    """True when LRCLIB's track name is the video's title, allowing the video
+    to carry extra words around it ("Lakewood Live - Holy You Are").
+
+    Compared word by word, never as a substring: "Still" IS a substring of
+    "(You Can Still) Rock in America", and that is exactly how a one-word
+    title matches the wrong song."""
+    a, b = norm(track).split(), norm(video_title).split()
+    if not a or not b:
+        return False
+    if a == b:
+        return True
+    if len(a) < 2:
+        return False  # one word matches by accident far too often
+    return any(b[i:i + len(a)] == a for i in range(len(b) - len(a) + 1))
+
+
+def lrclib_lookup(title, artist, duration, tolerance=6, verify=None):
+    """Best LRCLIB entry for a song, or None. Prefers synced lyrics, and
+    strongly prefers a candidate whose artist verifies against the video —
+    "Still" returns both Hillsong Worship and Night Ranger."""
     q = {'track_name': title, 'artist_name': artist or ''}
     if duration:
         q['duration'] = str(int(round(duration)))
     hit = http_json(f'{LRCLIB}/get?' + urllib.parse.urlencode(q))
     if not hit:
-        results = http_json(f'{LRCLIB}/search?' + urllib.parse.urlencode({'q': f'{title} {artist}'.strip()})) or []
+        # The "artist" is really the YouTube channel ("Integrity Worship",
+        # "Christian Lyrics"), so a title+artist search often finds nothing
+        # where a title-only one finds the song. Try both, widest last.
+        results = []
+        for query in ([f'{title} {artist}'.strip(), title] if artist else [title]):
+            results = http_json(f'{LRCLIB}/search?' + urllib.parse.urlencode({'q': query})) or []
+            if results:
+                break
+            time.sleep(0.4)
         want = norm(title)
         scored = []
         for x in results:
@@ -130,7 +167,8 @@ def lrclib_lookup(title, artist, duration, tolerance=6):
             title_hit = 2 if t == want else 1 if (want in t or t in want) else 0
             if not title_hit or (duration and dd > tolerance):
                 continue
-            scored.append((title_hit * 10 + (3 if x.get('syncedLyrics') else 0) - min(9, dd), x))
+            ok = 50 if (verify and verify(x.get('artistName'))) else 0
+            scored.append((ok + title_hit * 10 + (3 if x.get('syncedLyrics') else 0) - min(9, dd), x))
         if not scored:
             return None
         hit = max(scored, key=lambda p: p[0])[1]
@@ -205,8 +243,9 @@ def main():
         vid, meta, cur = p['id'], p['meta'], p['cur']
         title, artist = clean_title(meta.get('title')), clean_artist(meta.get('channel'))
         dur = float(meta.get('duration') or 0)
+        verify = lambda a: artist_ok(a, meta.get('channel'), meta.get('title'))
         try:
-            hit = lrclib_lookup(title, artist, dur, args.tolerance)
+            hit = lrclib_lookup(title, artist, dur, args.tolerance, verify)
         except Exception as e:  # network hiccup — keep going
             print(f'{vid}  lookup failed: {e}')
             continue
@@ -216,12 +255,19 @@ def main():
             print(f'{vid}  no match   | {title[:42]:42} | {artist[:20]:20} | keeping {len(cur["data"]["lines"])} lines ({",".join(cur["data"].get("tags") or [])[:24]})')
             continue
         h = hit['hit']
-        sure = artist_ok(h.get('artistName'), meta.get('channel'), meta.get('title'))
+        sure = verify(h.get('artistName'))
         mark = 'LRCLIB' if sure else 'UNSURE'
-        print(f'{vid}  {mark} {describe(hit, len(cur["data"]["lines"]))}')
+        # Worship uploads are often credited to a lyric-video channel, so the
+        # artist can't be checked. The same song title at the same length to
+        # within 3 s is evidence in its own right — a different recording of a
+        # same-named song is essentially never that close.
+        dd = abs((h.get('duration') or 0) - dur) if dur else 99
+        if not sure and dd <= 3 and title_run(h.get('trackName'), meta.get('title')):
+            sure, mark = True, 'LENGTH'
+        print(f'{vid}  {mark} {describe(hit, len(cur["data"]["lines"]))}' + (f' | Δ{dd:.1f}s' if dd < 99 else ''))
         if not sure and not args.loose:
             skipped += 1
-            print(f'    ↳ artist doesn\'t match "{meta.get("channel", "")}" / the video title — left alone (use --loose to accept)')
+            print(f'    ↳ artist doesn\'t match "{meta.get("channel", "")}" / the video title and the length differs by {dd:.0f}s — left alone (use --loose to accept)')
             continue
         if not args.apply:
             continue