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The phrase "a simple song" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a song that is straightforward, easy to understand, or uncomplicated in its composition or lyrics.
Example: "The artist's latest album features a simple song that resonates with listeners of all ages."
Alternatives: "an easy tune" or "a straightforward melody."
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Most likely to: Sing a simple song.
"But sometimes, when history collides with it, a simple song gains dimension".
It is a simple song, only three choruses divided by a simpler refrain.
Whistles or trills may be alternated or mixed, forming a simple song.
The covers of Sly Stone's Everyday People and Sing a Simple Song are fantastic.
It was such a simple song, but Everett paid very close attention; he loved it.
She chooses a simple song, one of the first she learned.
"A Simple Song" is as alluring a tune as he ever wrote.
Considering how quickly it was written and recorded, it is no surprise that "Ohio" is such a simple song.
It's a simple song, but one that embodies the way I feel about music's sense of beginning.
Such a simple song, just 2 minutes of Kate and a piano, and yet so powerfully affecting.
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