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A chorus is reapeated throughout a song.
The main difference between a verse and a chorus is who is singing and who is not. A verse is usually the part of the story that is a song and the chorus is is the sing along part of the song.

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A chorus is a repeated section of a song that often serves as the main hook, while a hymn is a religious song or poem typically sung in a place of worship. Choruses are commonly found in popular music, while hymns are more traditional and are often a part of religious ceremonies or services.

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I assume you are asking "What is the difference between a praise chorus and a hymn?"

Normally with a praise chorus the same words are repeated several times.

A hymn contains several stanzas with different words. A chorus containing the same words may follow the end of each stanza. Unlike a praise chorus, the chorus at the end of a hymn is only sung once following each stanza.

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the difference is that a refrain changes slightly each verse and a chorus is the same every verse

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