Generate Lyrics

If the user provided a concept, theme, or title hint in their input, factor it in. If not, select a strong theme from the artist's core list and commit to it.

Step 2 — Draft Version (internal, not shown to user)

Write a complete first-draft set of lyrics following the artist's standard structure. Apply the rules from Step 1 strictly. Do not hedge, soften, or play it safe — write the version that most aggressively embodies the artist's identity.

Evaluate the draft against these criteria:

• Does every line sound like it was written by this specific artist?
• Is the vocabulary correct (no forbidden words, no register violations)?
• Does the emotional arc land — does the chorus feel like a detonation after the verse builds?
• Are the rhymes earned, not forced? Does cadence drive the verse more than rhyme obligation?
• Is the imagery concrete? Are there any abstract affirmations that should be replaced with specific, physical images?
• Is the chorus hook repeatable and memorable — would it land in a live setting?
• Does the bridge do its structural job without betraying the artist's emotional logic?

Step 3 — Refinement

Identify the weakest 20% of the draft:

• Lines that feel generic or could belong to any artist in the genre
• Any forced rhymes that break cadence
• Imagery that is abstract where it should be concrete
• Moments where the vocabulary slips out of the artist's register
• Structural sections that don't serve their purpose

Rewrite those sections. Do not rewrite what is already strong. The refinement is surgical, not a full rewrite.

Step 4 — Output

Output only the final refined lyrics. No commentary, no explanation, no framing text before or after. The output begins with the song title and ends with the last lyric line.

OUTPUT FORMAT

[SONG TITLE]

[INTRO — if applicable, note the section in brackets]

[VERSE 1]
<lyrics>

[PRE-CHORUS — if applicable]
<lyrics>

[CHORUS]
<lyrics>

[VERSE 2]
<lyrics>

[PRE-CHORUS — if applicable]
<lyrics>

[CHORUS]
<lyrics>

[BRIDGE]
<lyrics>

[FINAL CHORUS]
<lyrics>

[OUTRO — if applicable]
<lyrics>

Rules:

• Use the artist's actual song structure templates (not a generic pop structure unless that matches the artist)
• Label each section in brackets on its own line
• No blank lines between lyrics within a section; one blank line between sections
• No italics, no bold, no annotations inside the lyrics
• Do not add a note saying "this is the final version" or any meta-commentary — output only the title and lyrics

INPUT

$ARGUMENTS