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Checking out 6 different songs across the last 55 years to find some interesting and different ways to craft a less formulaic chorus in your songwriting.

Overview:
A ’NORMAL’ CHORUS
the big part with the title sung a few times
usually Verse Chorus // Verse Chorus // Bridge Chorus
usually the same thing each time, with the last one adding some extra harmonies or callbacks

RHCP - Otherside
entire song is like an intensity ramp

SIGRID - Strangers
chorus as pre-chorus

BRUNO & CARDI - Finesse (remix)
down chorus (smaller than previous section)
big outro is bridge, not chorus

THE BEATLES - You Won’t See Me
chorus is barely a section, feels more like a tag on the end of the verse
merely a repetition of the title - short

RHCP - Easily
chorus is a different length every time, different words
is more about the melody, chords, groove than the lyrics

THE 1975 - Love It If We Made It
two iterations of the chorus
get to the chorus fast, but save some intensity for later

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