Difference 1: The verse is usually the beginning or the relatively plain foreshadowing part in the middle of the song. Generally, even if it is repeated, it will change the part of the lyrics; the chorus is the center, which is the climax and essence of the song.

Difference 2: The verse is the part before the climax (chorus) of a general song. This part does not have the climax that can represent the entire song like the chorus. The function of the verse is to slow down the melody. While slowly pushing to the climax, the background of the story expressed in the song is clearly stated.

Generally speaking, the structure of pop songs is composed of main song, chorus, transitional sentences, popular sentences, bridge sections, etc. Generally speaking, the single-part two-part form is the most common. The verse can be said to be the content, the backbone of every piece of music. The structure of music has a specific type, which is called Form in music theory. The function of the main song is to slowly push the melody to a climax and at the same time clearly express the background of the story expressed in the song. The main song is usually repeated after the interlude in the middle of the song, and the lyrics this time are often different from the first time in order to continue the plot development or deepen the emotional portrayal.

2. The main song can be said to be the content and the backbone of every piece of music. It is the part that mainly explains important people, things, and situations.

3. The chorus part often contains an emotional sublimation, which is the finishing touch of the whole word. It has mostly lyrical elements and is very general.

4. In addition to the verse and chorus, there is another very important structure, which is the popular sentence, which also refers to the memory point. This is because people cannot remember everything in a song, and most people can only hum a few. One or two sentences become popular, and the one or two sentences that are remembered by people are popular sentences of words, which are so-called popular sentences (that is, memorized points).