Kinetic typography prompt — lyrics-style word sync

<direction> A 9-second vertical lyrics-style sync film, 1080x1920 vertical. Take WE CHASE THE LIGHT UNTIL THE MORNING COMES — eight words. Each word takes centre frame alone, slamming in on its beat (120 BPM), replacing the previous word with a near-hard cut. Underneath, the full line assembles word by word in small type — spoken words turn white, key words orange — and eight beat ticks fill in step. End card: the full line stacked in two lines. A footer states plainly that the words are original. Banned: real song lyrics or artist names (copyright — always write an original neutral line), karaoke bouncing balls, glows, gradients, word scaling on highlight. </direction> <structure> Words at 0.7s steps from 0.6s (8 words, last at 5.5s). Line assembly + ticks fire on the same beats. Outro (6.5s): big word clears. End card rises 6.7s, footer 7.3s. Hold to 9s. </structure> <build> One HyperFrames composition, seek-driven GSAP. Words, line spans, and ticks are all generated in JS from one WORDS array so the three layers can never drift out of sync. </build> <gotchas> Soft 0.14s crossfades between big words double-print in freeze frames — outgoing and incoming words ghost over each other. Lyric videos cut hard for a reason: exits are now 0.05s swaps, and the handoff frames are clean. </gotchas> Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.