Popular music usually features a verse and chorus structure. Take the pop song example, "Super Trouper" by ABBA. The structure is summarised below and is very typical:

• 0'00 - Acapella introduction

• 0'14 - Instrumental introduction

• 0'30 - Verse 1

• 0'47 - Pre-chorus (this links the verse with the chorus)

• 1'03 - Chorus (the most catchy and climactic section of the song)

• 1'34 - Instrumental

• 1'50 - Verse 2

• 2'07 - Pre-chorus

• 2'23 - Chorus

• 2'57 - Bridge (this is often a more contrasting section within the song)

• 3'16 - Chorus

There is not really an introduction to Killer Queen, it simply starts with 6 finger clicks! Other than this, the structure of the song is very typical of a rock song. There is no bridge but, in typical Queen style, there is an electric guitar solo. This isn't a bridge because it follows the same chord progression as the verse.

• Verse 1 (bar 3, 0'03)

• Chorus (bar 15, 0'28) - Like "Super Trouper", this is the catchiest and most memorable part of the song.

• Instrumental (bar 23, 0'44)

• Verse 2 (bar 27, 0'52)

• Chorus (bar 39, 1'16)

• Guitar solo (bar 44, 1'26)

• Verse 3 (bar 62, 2'02)

• Chorus (bar 70, 2'17)

• Outro (bar 79, 2'33) - like a classical "coda" to end the song.