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Verserefrängverserefräng is a song structure characterized by a repeating pattern of verses and a refrain. This pattern is often abbreviated as V-R-V-R, where 'V' stands for verse and 'R' stands for refrain. The verse sections typically introduce new lyrical content, developing a narrative or exploring different aspects of a theme. In contrast, the refrain is a recurring section, usually of the same or very similar lyrics and melody, that serves as a hook or summarizes the main idea of the song.

This structure is common in many genres of popular music, including pop, rock, country, and folk. The repetition of the refrain helps to make a song memorable and provides a sense of familiarity for the listener. It can also act as an anchor, grounding the song and reinforcing its central message. The contrast between the evolving verses and the consistent refrain creates a dynamic listening experience, guiding the audience through the song's progression while consistently returning to its core. While the V-R-V-R pattern is a fundamental example, variations can occur, such as the inclusion of a bridge or a different ordering of sections. However, the core principle of alternating lyrical development with a repeated, memorable element remains the defining characteristic of this song form.