[00:01] repeats. It's the section of a song that delivers the central message, the core delivers the central message, the core idea or the peak emotion of the entire
[00:13] song. And not only that, but within the chorus, there's a pointy end. And that chorus, there's a pointy end. And that pointy end is the title. So even though the chorus is the section that delivers it, it's the title that is that single
[00:28] line phrase or even sometimes just a single word whose job it is to carry that central image, message, idea, or emotion. Let's look at a contemporary example of a song from a songwriter who I think is one of the best songwriters
[00:43] of the new generation of singer songwriters. It's the song Reckless Driving by Lizzie McCalpine. When we look inside the lyric of this song, we can see that the idea of reckless driving, being a reckless driver, is the
[00:57] driving, being a reckless driver, is the central idea. It's the central metaphor of the entire song. She's using the contrast between being a reckless driver contrast between being a reckless driver versus a careful driver to highlight the
[01:10] conflict that exists in a romantic relationship where two people are relationship where two people are approaching it very differently.