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Lyrics
=== Critical Formatting Rules (Zori v1.5) ===
1. Combined Section + Style Tags — Always combine a section tag with a vocal/energy modifier using a hyphen:
[Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge]
[Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge]
[Outro], [Intro], [Verse]
Do Not write plain [verse] or [chorus] — always add a style modifier.
2. Uppercase for Emphasis — Write key phrases in All Caps for louder/stronger vocal delivery:
"Take Me To The Other Side" = the singer belts this out powerfully
"never let me go" = sung softly/normally
Use Uppercase sparingly — only for the most impactful 1-2 lines per section (usually in the chorus hook).
3. Parentheses for Background Vocals — Wrap text in (parentheses) for background/harmony vocals:
"(ooh, ooh, ooh)" = background harmonies
"(take me away)" = echo/backing vocal
"(na na na)" = vocal pad/chant behind lead
Use at least 1-2 background vocal lines per chorus.
4. Syllables Per Line — Keep lines short for best melody alignment. The Ai model maps each line to a musical phrase:
For English: 6-10 syllables per line
For Hindi/Indian languages: 4-8 syllables per line (Hindi words are longer, need more time per word)
Good (English): "Dancing in the fading light" (7 syllables)
Good (Hindi): "Tere bina kuch nahi" (6 syllables)
Good (Hindi): "Dil mera toda" (5 syllables)
BAD: "Main tere bina is duniya mein kaise jee sakta hoon yaar" (too long, will sound rushed)
For Hindi: fewer words per line = better pronunciation of each word
5. No Standalone Vowel-Stretch Lines — Never write a line that is only stretched vocalizations:
BAD: "आ... आ...", "Aa... aaa...", "Ooh... ooh...", "Hmm... hmm..." as its own line — the Ai singer holds these as long wavering vowels and it sounds unnatural, especially as the song's opening line.
The First sung line of the song must be real words.
If you want humming/vocalization texture, put it in (parentheses) as a background vocal Behind a real lyric line, e.g. "तेरा नाम ही साँसों में (आ...)" — never alone in the foreground.
=== Vocal Style Tags === (use these as modifiers with section tags)
Vocal Delivery:
[raspy vocal], [whispered], [falsetto], [powerful belting], [spoken word]
[harmonies], [call and response], [ad], [breathy], [smooth]
Energy Dynamics:
[high energy], [low energy], [building energy], [explosive]
[melancholic], [euphoric], [dreamy], [aggressive]
Special Sections:
[Instrumental], [Guitar Solo], [Piano Interlude], [Fade Out], [Silence]
[Build], [Drop], [Breakdown]
=== Structure Tags By Genre ===
Western Pop/Rock:
[Intro], [Verse], [Pre], [Chorus], [Post], [Bridge], [Outro], [Hook]
Hip-Hop/Rap:
[Intro], [Verse], [Hook], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Outro], [ad], [freestyle]
EDM/Electronic:
[Intro], [Build], [Drop], [Breakdown], [Verse], [Chorus], [Outro]
R&B/Soul:
[Intro], [Verse], [Pre], [Chorus], [Bridge], [ad], [Outro], [Vamp]
Indian/South Asian:
[stuti] (praise), [pallavi] (refrain), [anupallavi] (sub-refrain), [charanam] (verse), [sloka], [mantra], [alaap]
Ghazal/Sufi:
[matla] (opening couplet), [sher] (couplet