Describe a song’s theme, emotional tone, setting and narrative direction, then generate a lyric draft you can read and revise. The existing Generate Lyrics task accepts a text prompt; the online form uses a 200-character limit. After completion, retrieve the returned lyric text, review its wording and structure, and use the selected draft in a custom music-generation request when you are ready to develop the song.
Vidgo provides access to Generate Lyrics through PoYo’s music-tool integration. Model and tool names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.Prepare the story, mood or message the song should convey and open the task to enter that direction. Keep the brief focused enough for the online form, then inspect the returned text as a lyric draft.
Write the theme, point of view, emotional tone and important images in prompt. Include the intended language or verse/chorus structure when they matter to the song. For online testing, keep the prompt within 200 characters; for API use, follow the task documentation and review the accepted request. Read the generated words and line structure before carrying the draft into music creation.
| Model / task | Input and workflow |
|---|---|
| Generate Lyrics | AI-powered lyrics generation based on themes, moods, and descriptions. Create original song lyrics from simple prompts up to 200 characters. Generate creative, coherent lyrics for any genre or emotional tone with professional songwriting quality. |
Use the input required by this operation and inspect the returned result together with its source. The guidance below explains how to prepare the request, review the output and retain the information needed for the next creative or development step.
{
"model": "generate-lyrics",
"input": {
"prompt": "A hopeful English folk song about opening a small bakery at sunrise; first-person voice, warm concrete images, one verse and one chorus."
}
}Name the subject or story the lyrics should develop. Give enough concrete context for the returned draft to address the intended idea, then review whether its central images and narrative follow the brief.
{
"model": "generate-lyrics",
"input": {
"prompt": "A hopeful English folk song about opening a small bakery at sunrise; first-person voice, warm concrete images, one verse and one chorus."
}
}Describe the emotional tone and who is speaking in the song. Inspect the generated wording for consistency of voice and mood before choosing the lines that fit your project.
Sunrise Bread [Verse 1] I turn the key at dawn Flour on my sleeves Little brass bell above the door And a crate of apricot leaves The windows catch the ember sky I set the trays in line Butter softens in the pan And the first loaf starts to shine [Chorus] Rise, little bakery, rise Warm my hands, warm my eyes Rise, little bakery, rise I’ve got bread for a hard night Rise, little bakery, rise Let the day come through these pies I built this place with tired hands And I still believe it can fly
Include the language and verse/chorus organization you want in the brief. Read the returned line arrangement and repetition to assess how the draft could be developed into a song.
{
"model": "generate-lyrics",
"input": {
"prompt": "An English acoustic song about returning to a coastal hometown; gentle, reflective tone, one verse and one chorus, images of boats and familiar streets."
}
}Treat the generated text as a complete draft to read against the original theme. Select the useful passages and refine wording or structure around your intended meaning before the next production step.
Harbor Road Again [Verse 1] I came back on a slow grey train With salt on my coat and your name in my brain Past the fish dock, past the old red crane To the street where the windows still know my face The boats were rocking in their slips Same chipped paint, same rope-tied grips I walked by the shops with the lowered lids And every corner called me back again [Chorus] I’m on Harbor Road again Where the tide leaves marks on the sand I’m on Harbor Road again With my heart in your hometown hands I know these turns, I know this rain I know your sea and your familiar lanes I’m on Harbor Road again And I’m finally home for a while
Use the chosen text in a Generate Music Custom Mode request with the required style and title. This handoff connects the reviewed lyric draft with the music direction you want to test.
The bakery-at-sunrise and coastal-homecoming briefs each returned two lyric drafts with a verse and chorus. Read every complete draft alongside its original theme, then compare the concrete images, narrator and repeated chorus lines before choosing text for music generation.
A hopeful English folk song about opening a small bakery at sunrise; first-person voice, warm concrete images, one verse and one chorus.
{
"model": "generate-lyrics",
"input": {
"prompt": "A hopeful English folk song about opening a small bakery at sunrise; first-person voice, warm concrete images, one verse and one chorus."
}
}Sunrise Bread [Verse 1] I turn the key at dawn Flour on my sleeves Little brass bell above the door And a crate of apricot leaves The windows catch the ember sky I set the trays in line Butter softens in the pan And the first loaf starts to shine [Chorus] Rise, little bakery, rise Warm my hands, warm my eyes Rise, little bakery, rise I’ve got bread for a hard night Rise, little bakery, rise Let the day come through these pies I built this place with tired hands And I still believe it can fly
Sunrise Flour [Verse 1] I unlock the blue front door With a key that sticks Flour on my brown apron And jam jars in a row The first loaf wakes up slow In the glass by the sink I sweep the pale chalk dust From the worn pine floor [Chorus] Rise with me, little oven Rise with me, now Warm bread, warm hands We’ll make it somehow Rise with me, little oven The sun’s at the sill I’ve got my life in rising And a table to fill
An English acoustic song about returning to a coastal hometown; gentle, reflective tone, one verse and one chorus, images of boats and familiar streets.
{
"model": "generate-lyrics",
"input": {
"prompt": "An English acoustic song about returning to a coastal hometown; gentle, reflective tone, one verse and one chorus, images of boats and familiar streets."
}
}Harbor Road Again [Verse 1] I came back on a slow grey train With salt on my coat and your name in my brain Past the fish dock, past the old red crane To the street where the windows still know my face The boats were rocking in their slips Same chipped paint, same rope-tied grips I walked by the shops with the lowered lids And every corner called me back again [Chorus] I’m on Harbor Road again Where the tide leaves marks on the sand I’m on Harbor Road again With my heart in your hometown hands I know these turns, I know this rain I know your sea and your familiar lanes I’m on Harbor Road again And I’m finally home for a while
Harbor Road [Verse 1] I came back down the harbor road Salt on the wind, that old blue load Past the boats with their peeling names Past the shops with the same front frames I walked slow by the fish-market door Where my feet knew the cracks in the floor Every street had a face I knew Even the rain felt old and true [Chorus] Take me home, take me home Where the tide keeps turning slow Take me home, take me home To the streets I used to know The boats still rock, the lights still glow And my heart says, "Yes, I know" Take me home, take me home To the shore I called my own
Prepare a written description of your own theme, story and desired tone. When continuing with music creation, carry the selected lyrics into the Generate Music Custom Mode prompt and prepare the required style and title for that workflow.
Prepare the theme, point of view and important images, then generate a draft to begin a songwriting session. Review the line choices and structure before further revision.
Describe the setting, characters and emotional direction of the story. Review the generated lyric narrative for a concept song or a scene-based creative project.
Specify the central message and the role of the repeated section. Select and refine returned lines for a chorus or refrain that supports the song’s theme.
Prepare a lyric brief and review the completed words. Use the selected draft with a custom musical style and title when testing a generated song.
Describe the intended emotion and language, then read the returned imagery and phrasing. Use the draft to explore how a theme can be expressed in song form.
Refine the brief between requests and retain the returned lyric versions. Compare their themes and line structures when choosing a direction for further writing.
The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.
| Tool | Provider | Operation | Input | Result type | Current rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Generate Lyrics | PoYo | Lyrics generation | A written lyric theme or description | Generated lyric text | $0.005 / request |
Prepare the source input, then review the completed result and its next use.
Open the task, enter a complete lyric brief within the online 200-character limit and review the current request price. Generate the draft, then inspect the returned lyric text in the result and JSON views before selecting wording for further work.
Use the existing task, current request rate and API documentation to connect source preparation, result review and the next music workflow.
Prepare a written description of your own theme, story and desired tone. When continuing with music creation, carry the selected lyrics into the Generate Music Custom Mode prompt and prepare the required style and title for that workflow.
Read the draft for the requested theme, language, point of view and song structure. Revise individual lines when needed, then check the selected version with the musical style and phrasing you intend to use. Retain the original request and chosen words when planning the next creative step.
The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.
Submit model: generate-lyrics with input.prompt describing the intended song text. Retain the returned task_id and query music details to retrieve the completed lyric result.
Authenticate with your Vidgo API credentials and submit the exact model identifier with the required input fields. Retain the returned processing task_id so your application can track the operation and retrieve its result. Use the task documentation when configuring any completion notification.
Query /api/generate/detail/music?task_id=YOUR_PROCESSING_TASK_ID with the returned processing ID, or handle the configured notification. When the task finishes, inspect the operation-specific result in files and retain its source association. Read the draft for the requested theme, language, point of view and song structure. Revise individual lines when needed, then check the selected version with the musical style and phrasing you intend to use. Retain the original request and chosen words when planning the next creative step.
Describe a song’s theme, emotional tone, setting and narrative direction, then generate a lyric draft you can read and revise. The existing Generate Lyrics task accepts a text prompt; the online form uses a 200-character limit. After completion, retrieve the returned lyric text, review its wording and structure, and use the selected draft in a custom music-generation request when you are ready to develop the song.
Read music-tool introductions, API guides and platform comparisons to understand required sources, returned results, request costs and follow-up workflows.
