The origins of this style stem from my teenage years as organist at the local church. It has a simple verse and chorus form, with the chorus serving as the work’s anchor. The subtitle "The Minute Hymn" arises not because it is very small but because, at the quoted metronome mark, each verse is exactly one minute long. Any suggestions for the lyrics? If you're interested the verse is approximately 12 11 12 11 followed by a chorus of 11 13 10 12 though the exact number of syllables can be varied.
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