JAWABAN:

A. Definition of Song

Song is a musical composition consisting of lyrics/words and a melody.

B. Social Function of Song

The social functions of Song is to entertain listeners, teach moral values, and to express personal feelings.

C. Text Structure of Song

• Intro: Opening section or passage that precedes the main part of the song.
• Verse: Section of lyrics that comes after the intro and before the chorus.
• Pre-Chorus: Section that comes after the verse and before the chorus. Pre-Chorus usually creates a feeling of excitement that leads to the chorus:
• Chorus: The main musical and lyrical hook of the song. Usually features a repeated melody, lyrics, and chords.
• Bridge: Section that comes after the chorus and provides a different melody, lyrics, and chords to break the repetition of the verse and chorus.
• Outro: Closing section that provides a musical and lyrical conclusion.

D. Language Features/Figurative Language of Song

• Simile: Used to compare two things by using the words "like" or "as."
• Rhyme: Used to create a musical and lyrical structure that is easy to remember and enjoyable to listen to.
• Metaphor: Used to create comparisons between two different things or concepts. (Usually creates a deeper and meaningful lyrics)
• Alliteration: Used to create a sense of rhythm and flow in the lyrics. (The phrase or line usually have the same beginning consonant sound)
• Repetition: Used to repeat a word, phrase, or melody multiple times throughout the song.
• Hyperbole: Used to create an exaggerated statement for the purpose of emphasis or effect.
• Onomatopoeia: Used to imitate the sound of various musical instruments or natural sounds.
• Personification: Used to give life and personality to objects or animals.