Note: .In this song form each verse often ends with a refrain (see refrain). In simple binary, or two part, song form, the verse is followed by the chorus. ‘The melody, harmony, and lyrics of the chorus are different from the melody, harmony, and lyrics of the verse. When this musical form is repeated, each subsequent verse has different lyrics while the lyrics of the chorus remain the same. A B A B ans Verse | CHorus Ere. Note: While binary song form is often used by contemporary popular songwriters, many contemporary pop songs contain additional material which provides additional musical and lyrical contrast to the verse and chorus. This additional material is called either a primary or a transitional bridge (see bridge). In complex binary song form, the verse and chorus are often longer and more elaborate (both lyrically and musically) than the verse and chorus of simple binary song form. Here, the verse functions specifically as an introduction to the chorus and ie called an introductory verse. The chorus is the main body of the song which may be repeated in part or in full without the verse. CHorus Etc.