This is not a definitive list of commands, but they have been sourced from the community (Thanks to @iosomewhere from Discord) as some that usually work when added into the lyrics to achieve different effects:
[Opening Theme]: Sets the tone and introduces key musical motifs or themes.
[Verse]: Presents the main lyrical content and melody of the song.
[Chorus]: The focal point of the song, featuring a catchy melody and often the main message or theme.
[Bridge]: Provides contrast and serves as a transition between different sections of the song.
[Solo]: Showcases instrumental virtuosity or improvisation, often featuring a single instrument.
[Interlude]: Offers a brief musical break or transition between sections.
[Chorus Variation]: A modified version of the chorus, adding variation to keep the song interesting.
[Outro]: Concludes the song, often by revisiting key themes or motifs and providing a sense of resolution.
[Introduction]: Sets the mood and prepares listeners for the main sections of the song.
[Pre-Chorus]: Builds anticipation and tension leading into the chorus.
[Bridge]: Provides a departure from the main structure of the song, adding variety and interest.
[Instrumental Break]: Allows for instrumental exploration or variation without vocals.
[Final Chorus]: A climactic repetition of the chorus, often with added intensity or emotion.
[Hook]: The most memorable and catchy part of the song, designed to grab the listener's attention.
[Build-Up]: Increases tension and anticipation, typically leading into a drop or chorus.
[Drop]: The climax of the song, featuring a sudden release of energy and often a change in rhythm or instrumentation.
[Breakdown]: Reduces the intensity temporarily, providing contrast and allowing for buildup towards another climax.
[Build-Up 2]: Similar to the first build-up, but often with added elements or variations.
[Second Drop]: Another climactic moment, often with variations or developments from the first drop.