Song structure

Okay kiddo, let's talk about song structure!

A song is like a story with different parts that help it flow and make it interesting to listen to.

The first part is called the verse. This is where the singer tells the main part of the story, kind of like the beginning of a book. It usually has the same melody and rhythm each time it's sung.

Next, there's the chorus. This is the part that repeats over and over again throughout the song, kind of like the catchy part you can't get out of your head. It usually has a different melody and rhythm than the verse, which makes it stand out.

After the chorus, there might be a bridge. This part is like a mini-break in the story, with a different melody and rhythm. It helps the song flow by providing something new.

Finally, there's the outro or the ending. This is where the singer wraps up the story and brings it to a close, like the end of a book.

So, remember - a song has a verse, chorus, maybe a bridge, and an ending to help tell a story in a fun and interesting way!