Sometimes, particularly with songs that have a lot of verses,
you may want to put some verses of lyrics as blocks of
text below the music. Probably the easiest way to do this
is using "print" statements.
print (_win.w, 150) "2. " print "\ Here is the first line and the second line and the third line. " print (70, 150) "3. " print "\ Here another verse's first line and its second line and its third line. "
You may need to use a little trial-and-error to determine the coordinates to use on the print statements, but you only have to determine one coordinate per verse, and with a bit of practice it gets easier to find the right values. You also need to make sure there's blank space below the last line of music, where these verses will fit. You can set the scoresep parameter smaller if necessary so that the music doesn't expand and fill more of the page than you want. Since the "print" statement is being used, the font and size will be determined by the size parameter and font parameter, rather than by lyricssize and lyricsfont.
If you also want chords symbols with these verses,
you can do that too. It is easiest if you use Courier font,
as shown in the example below, since its constant-width characters
make it easy to line things up. If you use a proportional-width font,
you will have to determine how to place the chords by trial and error.
print (100, 220) "3. " print "\f(CR)\ C D7 G7 This is the first line C F of the next verse B\(smflat) of the song. "