I describe my ongoing lyrics writing projects. Where I get my ideas, how I match my words with other people's music, which little helpers I use...
next step:
* writing the verses
It's basically the same procedure as with the chorus: define the meter, find matching lines, check them against the tune. Content-wise the verses should either tell a story or describe the situation or mood that leads up to the chorus which contains the central message of the song.
This is the first verse that I put down:
we don't need don't need your good will
just due credit for our deeds and skills
we do hate being patronized
by old farts who live behind time [or: living behind time]
"patronized" and "time" are not perfect rhymes but should do. The rhyming pattern of the verse is A A B B, whereas the chorus is A A A A.
I wrote another verse that begins:
you push us through your rotten school
that's designed to preserve your rule
...
I then decided to make the second verse I had written the first verse in the song to obtain a kind of chronology.