Let your second verse answer the question “And then what?” Think of your song this way: First Verse says “This happened”. Chorus says “Because…”. Second Verse answers “And then…”. If you would want to add a bridge, it should be something like an additional information to one of these 3 pieces, specially the one that comes right before the bridge, which usually is the chorus. And if you find it unnecessary to add a bridge, you absolutely do not need to force it in. The bridges also can be a solo instrument section. Don’t forget the power of a solo instrument. Don’t settle. Let your goal be making the 2nd verse even stronger than the first. If you keep people engaged and listening into the second verse and you knock that verse out of the park, you’ve probably written a really good song!
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