This is a very popular question. To understand what's going on, please read in Sect. "6.6.2 Explicitly instantiating voices" exactly what the << ... \\ .. >> feature does. The easiest solution is often to skip this feature and explicitly instantiate the voices instead. One example is
included in "7.3.7 More stanzas".

  /Mats

Herczeg Olivér wrote:

Hi allz,

i've just met a ?problem? ... or i'm a bit lamer :P

situation: there's a polyphonyc stem with lyrics, but lyric doesn't
continu at that point ...

source-part(s):
% ...... bass_notes_part
r4 | r a,\p-> | d8-> d4\<-> d8\!-> |  << { e4( d4~ } \\ { a2( } >> |
        << { d8 } \\ { g,8) } >> r r4 |
% ...... lyric_mode_part
| Play | on Hal -- le -- lu,
the output of parsing:
###
Parsing...
Interpreting music... [8]
main.ly:57:74: warning: unterminated slur
       g8\! b4-> c8\> b\! r r4 | r a,\p-> | d8-> d4\<-> d8\!-> |  <<
{ e4

( d4~ } \\ { a2( } >> |[9]
main.ly:62:75: warning: unterminated hyphen; removing
       Play | on, Hal -- le -- | lu, Hal -- le -- | lu, Play on Hal --
le

-- lu,
Preprocessing graphical objects...
###

and really seems: one slur unterminated in the source, but ended on
output - see attachment

if anybody has an idea to solve it ...;-)

thanx a lot:

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