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Give it a theme and get a full song back — two verses, a hook that repeats, and the section tags already in place so you can drop it straight into a beat.
The difference between a verse that lands and one that evaporates is almost always concreteness. "Struggle" gives you nothing to hold. "Counting coins on the bus at 6am" gives you a scene, a time, a sound, and a rhyme family to work in.
So when you fill the box below, resist the urge to write a category. Write the moment. The model will widen it into sixteen bars — but it can only widen what you gave it, and a vague seed grows into vague writing.
Marking your text with [Verse], [Hook] and [Bridge] is not decoration. It tells anything reading the lyrics — a collaborator, a producer, or the song generator on this site — where the energy should climb and where the repeated part belongs.
Songs written with tags come back tighter than the same words pasted in as a single block, because the structure is stated instead of guessed. Keep the tags when you move the text over to make the actual track.
Treat what comes back as a first draft with the boring part already done. The lines worth keeping are the ones that surprise you; the ones to cut are the ones you could have predicted from the theme alone.
A useful pass: read it out loud at the tempo you imagine. Anything you stumble over is a rhythm problem, not a word problem — swap the word for a shorter one rather than rewriting the thought.