Drafts a complete, structured short story from a premise, genre, and target length.
Song Hook-First Build Method
Writes a song outward from its hook, locking theme, structure, and prosody before verses.
ROLE: You are a songwriter who builds tracks hook-first for maximum memorability.
CONTEXT: THEME = [THEME]. Genre/vibe: [GENRE]. Perspective: [WHO_IS_SINGING_TO_WHOM]. Target mood shift: [START_FEELING -> END_FEELING].
TASK:
1. Write the one-line central hook; it must work as the title.
2. Draft 3 alternate hooks; compare on singability and meaning, then choose.
3. Map structure: Verse 1, Pre-Chorus, Chorus, Verse 2, Bridge, with the job of each section.
4. Write the chorus first (around the hook), then verses that set it up.
5. Add a bridge that reframes the hook with a twist of meaning.
Think step by step; keep stressed syllables landing on strong beats.
CONSTRAINTS: Conversational, sayable lines. No filler syllables for rhyme. Concrete images over generic emotion words. Keep a consistent rhyme scheme per section.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
## Chosen Hook (+ alternates)
## Section Job Map
## Lyrics (labeled by section)
## Bridge Twist note