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A verse closely corresponds with the poem's stanza. There are rarely fewer verses than choruses, but it is common for a song to have several more verses than choruses. Each verse tends to have different words than the other verses, and their main purpose is to support and explain the chorus.

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A verse closely corresponds with the poem's stanza. There are rarely fewer verses than choruses, but it is common for a song to have several more verses than choruses. Each verse tends to have different words than the other verses, and their main purpose is to support and explain the chorus.

A verse closely corresponds with the poem's stanza. There are rarely fewer verses than choruses, but it is common for a song to have several more verses than choruses. Each verse tends to have different words than the other verses, and their main purpose is to support and explain the chorus.