Songs with Lyrics being skipped

Hello, I have about 100 songs randomly in my iTunes list that have added lyrics to them, and although they play fine on my computer, when I try to play them on my iPod (60gb video) they skip about 90% of the time. I don't view lyrics really, but it's annoying when I want to hear a song and it won't allow me to. I have just deleted all my songs with lyrics that I could find, but I was wondering if there was a solution that would allow me to keep the lyrics.
All my songs have album art if that matters.

I have this problem ,but a didnt check if it was associate with the one whos got lyric,i have mp3 and aac,and one song that i buy at the music stores did that.
Somethime the 2 firts song skip but mossly the firts one,mp3 and aac,Ive just check and it seem to associate whit lyric but not all the time
And its log to turn it off when its happen!
I call apple et they send me a box to return to get repair ,but i go at the store where i buy it,and the give another one,i put only 700 song to starte and it was working good,after i put everythig 7500 song,and it starte doing the problem,im always using the shuffle maybe its that,and my labrairie is on an another hardrive
Should i put my labrairie on the main hardrive ?

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