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| rdfs:comment | - Only the first stanza of a song is known; few people know that a second stanza exists, never mind a third, fourth, etc. It can be difficult to tell apart from the Chorus-Only Song; the difference is in the Chorus-Only Song is only the chorus is known. In this, the chorus may be known, but the existence of more than one verse is little-known. Sheet music publishers who only print the familiar stanzas can be blamed for this. Theme Tunes also tend to be subject to this. Compare Chorus-Only Song. Contrast Single-Stanza Song. Examples of Second Verse Curse include:
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| abstract | - Only the first stanza of a song is known; few people know that a second stanza exists, never mind a third, fourth, etc. It can be difficult to tell apart from the Chorus-Only Song; the difference is in the Chorus-Only Song is only the chorus is known. In this, the chorus may be known, but the existence of more than one verse is little-known. Sheet music publishers who only print the familiar stanzas can be blamed for this. Theme Tunes also tend to be subject to this. Compare Chorus-Only Song. Contrast Single-Stanza Song. Examples of Second Verse Curse include:
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