Q:

C# Splitting retrieved string to list/array

So I fetch a string from a website via code from another question I posted here. This works really well when I put it into a rich textbox, but, now I need to split the string into seperate sentences in a list/array (suppose list will be easier, since you don't need to determine how long the input is going to be).
Yesterday I found the following code at another question (didn't note the question, sorry):
List<string> list = new List<string>(Regex.Split(lyrics, Environment.NewLine));

But the input is now spliting into two parts, the first three sentences and the rest.
I retrieve the text from musixmatch.com with the following code (added fixed url for simplicity):
var source = "https://www.musixmatch.com/lyrics/Krewella/Alive";
var htmlWeb = new HtmlWeb();
var documentNode = htmlWeb.Load(source).DocumentNode;

var findclasses = documentNode
    .Descendants("p")
    .Where(d => d.Attributes["class"]?.Value.Contains("mxm-lyrics__content") == true);

var text = string.Join(Environment.NewLine, findclasses.Select(x => x.InnerText));

More information about this code can be found here. What it does in a nutshell is it retrieves specific html that has the lyrics in it. I need to split the lyrics line by line for a synchronization process that I'm building (just like was built-in in Spotify a while ago). I need something (preferably an list/array) that I can index because that would make the database to store all this data a bit smaller. What am I supposed to use for this process?
Edit:
Answer to the mark of a possible duplicate:
C# Splitting retrieved string to list/array

A:

You can split by both:
var lines = string.Split(new char[] { '\r', '\n' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

