persian-suno-lyrics

name	Persian Suno Lyrics
description	Use when writing Persian / Farsi lyrics for Suno or another AI singer. Helps with concept, persona, prosody, and pronunciation across major Persian styles — pop, rap, rock, traditional, electronic.
dependencies	[]
category	music
subcategory	songwriting
tags	["persian","farsi","suno","lyrics","pronunciation","ai-vocals","songwriting"]
author	{"name":"Nima Aksoy","url":"https://nimaaksoy.com","github":"nimaaksoy"}
license	CC-BY-4.0
version	1.1.0
created	2026-05-16T00:00:00.000Z
updated	2026-05-17T00:00:00.000Z

Persian Suno Lyrics

Overview

Write Persian lyrics for AI singers (Suno, etc.) that are technically clean and worth singing. This skill is gated by content, not just prosody — pronunciation rules don't rescue a thin idea. If you can't find a moving angle, this skill will say so and ask for it rather than ship a generic draft.

When to use this skill

• The user wants Persian / Farsi song lyrics for an AI vocalist (Suno, Eleven, Riffusion, etc.).
• The user names a Persian style (pop, rap, rock, traditional, fusion, ballad, electronic, alternative, minimal).
• The user names a specific Persian artist as a reference ("مثل نامجو", "in the style of Sasy Mankan").
• The user wants lyrics that don't sound generic.

Do not use when:

• The user wants a Persian poem to read, not sing — use Persian Poetry Composer.
• The user wants the full Suno production brief (Style + negatives + sliders) — use Suno Persian Songwriter.
• The lyrics are non-Persian — use a language-specific skill.

Instructions

Concept comes first. Pronunciation comes last. If steps 0–2 fail, no amount of prosody work will produce a song worth singing.

Step 0 — The One Line Gate

Before writing anything else, write one chorus line that, if heard alone, would land. One line — Persian, singable, specific, surprising.

If you can't write that line from the brief alone:

• Don't continue. Ask the user one focused question that would unlock the angle. "What's the most specific moment behind this song — a place, a time, a thing you can describe in 5 words?"
• Better to spend a question than ship a mediocre lyric.

If you can write the line, that line becomes the spine of the chorus. Every other chorus line is in service of it.

Step 1 — Find the persona

A lyric without a persona is a Wikipedia entry with rhymes. Define the speaker in 1–2 sentences:

• Not «راوی»، but: "a woman in her early thirties, sitting alone at her father's funeral reception, holding a glass of tea that's gone cold while strangers eat the dessert she made."
• Not «عاشق»، but: "someone two years past the breakup, who thought they were over it until they heard the ex's name from a stranger in a café."
• Not «کفش»، but: "the tired left shoe of an old man who died, now sitting in a charity-shop box, addressing the right shoe that got separated."

The more specific the persona, the stronger every line. Test: if you swapped the persona for "any sad person", would the lyric still fit? If yes, the persona is too vague.