Here’s the latest blog article: Gig Performer | Scrolling your lyrics or lead sheets
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Nice one! (as always) 
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Addition 
You can add lyrics to a MIDI file itself. This approach takes a bit of time, but it is not hard to do. Most MIDI editors (if not all) allow for events editing.
You open the Events editor and literally type in the lyrics/chord changes/queues, etc. and enter the time for each syllable. And it is still a MIDI file.
You may also stumble upon the .KAR file format (“MIDI-Karaoke”), designed by Tune 1000 Corp. (They have abandoned it, but it is still the prevailing file format in shareware/public domain market)
It is an “unofficial” extension of MIDI files, used to add synchronized lyrics to standard MIDI files.
Here is a screenshot from Anvil Studio using a file from the MIDKar website.
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A really basic newbie question - once you have your lyric and have selected the scroll method - where / how does this display please? Can you for example output lyrics to slave monitor rigger to mic stand have the main GP rig side stage or if not how do people you this in practice compared to simply having an ipad or similar with their lyric and app of choice thanks