>the chorus is exactly the same as the verse
The chorus is exactly the same as the verse
Adam Bennett
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Leo Hill
>The bridge has more punch than the chorus
Nathaniel Cruz
dumb frogposter
Aiden Lopez
>song uses conventional verse-chorus form
Samuel Parker
Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
Adam Morgan
>verses have a more interesting rhythmic structure than chorus
Thanks NIN and Ministry.
Grayson Cook
>second first
>same as the first
Jacob Phillips
song goes
>chorus intro
>verse
>pre-chorus
>chorus
>verse
>bridge
>pre-chorus
>chorus
>enlongated bridge
>pre-chorus
>chorus
Aiden Howard
>chorus chorus solo chorus solo chorus
Hudson Baker
>song has no chorus
Jayden Taylor
>song's chorus is "This song has no chorus"
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William Evans
>song has no verse
Jace Ramirez
Boils my raisins.
>song starts with abbreviated chorus
>verse instrumental followed by vocal part of verse
>full chorus a little longer than intro chorus
>verse
>pre-chorus that didn't happen after first verse
>full chorus again
>bridge
>shortened verse
>chorus but now they're changing the melody towards the end of the chorus so it's all fucked up
>bridge doesn't come back, just the aftermath of the chorus
>fade out with vocal and instrumental improvisation that sounds good but you can't hear it because it's fading out
>fade out part was best part of song
Caleb Rodriguez
>song never gets written
Asher Powell
>chorus riff is the same as the intro
Oliver Diaz
not that bad.
Jack Watson
Name THREE good songs that does this
Ayden Lewis
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Brody Hall
>the bridge is actually a chorus
Christian Rivera
>The melody is somewhat repetitive and does not deviate from the harmonic progression set up during the first four lines of the song. Additionally, the song has no recognisable, repeating refrain, and does not feature its title anywhere in the song's lyrics.
Colton Rodriguez
you got a h*ckin problem?
Samuel Morales
Can you explain what
>does not deviate from the harmonic progression set up during the first four lines of the song
means?