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I've found three general takes.

  1. In sheet music, the most common is just to write "W___", where the bar extends under the relevant notes/rhythm.

    In sheet music, the most common is just to write "W___", where the bar extends under the relevant notes/rhythm.

    "ABC" song showing use of "W____"
    (Image source)

  2. In lyrics-only websites, it is also most common to just use the letter "W".

    "National Association of 'W' Lovers lyrics
    (Image source)

  3. Less frequently used is "double-u", but there are examples.

    "ABC" song use of "double-u"
    (Image source)

  4. I found no examples of "double-you", and would personally find that confusing at first glance.

"ABC" song showing use of "W____"
(Image source)

  1. In lyrics-only websites, it is also most common to just use the letter "W".

"National Association of 'W' Lovers lyrics
(Image source)

  1. Less frequently used is "double-u", but there are examples.

"ABC" song use of "double-u"
(Image source)

  1. I found no examples of "double-you", and would personally find that confusing at first glance.

I've found three general takes.

  1. In sheet music, the most common is just to write "W___", where the bar extends under the relevant notes/rhythm.

"ABC" song showing use of "W____"
(Image source)

  1. In lyrics-only websites, it is also most common to just use the letter "W".

"National Association of 'W' Lovers lyrics
(Image source)

  1. Less frequently used is "double-u", but there are examples.

"ABC" song use of "double-u"
(Image source)

  1. I found no examples of "double-you", and would personally find that confusing at first glance.

I've found three general takes.

  1. In sheet music, the most common is just to write "W___", where the bar extends under the relevant notes/rhythm.

    "ABC" song showing use of "W____"
    (Image source)

  2. In lyrics-only websites, it is also most common to just use the letter "W".

    "National Association of 'W' Lovers lyrics
    (Image source)

  3. Less frequently used is "double-u", but there are examples.

    "ABC" song use of "double-u"
    (Image source)

  4. I found no examples of "double-you", and would personally find that confusing at first glance.

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I've found three general takes.

  1. In sheet music, the most common is just to write "W___", where the bar extends under the relevant notes/rhythm.

"ABC" song showing use of "W____"
(Image source)

  1. In lyrics-only websites, it is also most common to just use the letter "W".

"National Association of 'W' Lovers lyrics
(Image source)

  1. Less frequently used is "double-u", but there are examples.

"ABC" song use of "double-u"
(Image source)

  1. I found no examples of "double-you", and would personally find that confusing at first glance.