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The way I have always describes song lyrics as is glorified poetry. But there are some who feel that if it doesn't have a repetitive chorus it can't become a song. In some formats that may be true, but there are many story songs that don't have a repetitive chorus. Best story song I can think of which became a major hit was "The Boxer" by Simon and Garfunkel.
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