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I, my, my – both my's are colored because of the first I.

Some rhymes are not intended, perhaps some words rhyme, but they are not part of the scheme (they are not emphasized). They just happen to rhyme. How to find intended rhymes? Perhaps based on the relative position of the word to the line it's in. So if words rhyme at the end of the line, it's more likely the rhyme was intended?

Example:

Making emcees freeze, and drop to their knees, like getting caught smuggling keys to Caribbean seas /
At ease, I puff trees ‘till I look Chinese, and immigration says: can we see your Green Card please? /
My rhymes never ricochet, needless to say, I'm just like the word KILL, only minus the K /
If you hear my track play, close your eyes and pray, I'm just like the word BASIC, only minus B A /

'To', and 'you' are being rhymed.
'I', 'my', and 'my'.
Also 'the' and 'A' (being lowercased to "uh"). But I want "ay".

For HTTPS’ sake

In Rip.js:

const space = /[\s]/;
const newline = /[\n]/;
const words = /^[a-zA-Z]+$/;
const punctWord = /^[a-zA-Z'‘’]+$/;
const punct = /[^a-zA-Z]/g;

Can't parse lyrics like this:

Yo 7L, tell me where the gat at? Nah scratch that, I'mma take the AT-AT

What about hyphens?

We eliminated exclamations marks, which makes sense, I guess.