Here's an example of how a song looks when it has been typed up for use with the songbook style:
\begin{song}{Hail To The King}{D}
{1989 Christopher Rath}
{Christopher Rath}
{}
{\NotCCLIed}
\renewcommand{\RevDate}{November~22,~1993}
\SBRef{New Wine Covenant Church Song Book}{\#70}
\FLineIdx{I praise You, Lord, for You are my King}
\begin{SBVerse}
I \Ch{D}{praise} You, Lord, for \Ch{C}{You} are \Ch{G}{my} \Ch{D}{King}
I \Ch{D}{praise} You, Lord, for \Ch{C}{You} are \Ch{G}{my} \Ch{D}{King}
\end{SBVerse}
\begin{SBOpGroup}
All \Ch{C}{hail} to\Ch{G}{} the \Ch{D}{King,}
All \Ch{C}{hail} to\Ch{G}{} King Je\Ch{D}{\SBem}sus
All \Ch{C}{hail} to\Ch{G}{} the \Ch{D}{King} of Kings,
All \Ch{C}{hail} to\Ch{G}{} the \Ch{D}{King}
\end{SBOpGroup}
\begin{SBVerse}
We \Ch{D}{praise} You, Lord, For \Ch{C}{You} are \Ch{G}{our} \Ch{D}{King}
We \Ch{D}{praise} You, Lord, For \Ch{C}{You} are \Ch{G}{our} \Ch{D}{King}
\end{SBVerse}
\begin{SBVerse}
I \Ch{D}{wor}ship You, my \Ch{C}{Lord} and \Ch{G}{my} \Ch{D}{God}
I \Ch{D}{wor}ship You, my \Ch{C}{Lord} and \Ch{G}{my} \Ch{D}{God}
\end{SBVerse}
\end{song}