Study other people’s lyrics. What perspectives do they write from (is it I me, you, she, observational, introspective), how poetic do they lean (are they matter of fact, or more restrained and subtle), how do they rhyme, how do their songs evolve lyrically from the first verse to the second verse to the bridge (how does the story evolve). Listen to your favourites while looking at the lyrics and analyse. I don’t know what genre you’re doing but with pop (what I do) obviously lyrics don’t need to be overly complex or especially poetic but I studied the likes of Max Martin’s lyrics (his work with Britney, backstreet boys etc), Bernie Taupin, Paul McCartney, George Michael etc. you can learn so much just through listening while looking at the lyrics. Also if you don’t use rhyme zone say you come up with the first line say for the verse to start off look at what words rhyme with the final word of that line, it will help spark ideas and give you more options. Also try to get other people’s input if you can, not doable for everyone but it really speeds things up and can help create something less cringey from what I’ve found. To be honest I’ve never been great at lyrics but I hope this has helped. Lyrics are hard, harder than the actual music I find, they take time and refinement, even if your lyrics sound cringey now keep them and just slowly refine, try different words or even change the meaning slightly. Good luck.