[Verse 1] Sarah sits with tangled thoughts, her email draft's a maze Technical jargon sprawling out in fifteen different ways Her team can't decode the message buried in the noise Time to learn the golden rules that make ideas rejoice [Chorus] Keep it Simple, Keep it Clear Structure first, then details here One main point per paragraph flow Tell them why before the how KISS your writing, make it shine Clear and Clean and Concise design [Verse 2] Start with purpose, state your goal before you dive too deep Busy readers scanning fast, attention's hard to keep Active voice beats passive prose, "We built" instead of "was made" Concrete words paint vivid scenes where abstract terms just fade [Chorus] Keep it Simple, Keep it Clear Structure first, then details here One main point per paragraph flow Tell them why before the how KISS your writing, make it shine Clear and Clean and Concise design [Verse 3] Bullet points for scattered facts, numbered steps for tasks Headers guide the wandering eye to answers that it asks Edit ruthless, cut the fluff, each sentence earns its place White space breathes between your thoughts, give readers mental space [Chorus] Keep it Simple, Keep it Clear Structure first, then details here One main point per paragraph flow Tell them why before the how KISS your writing, make it shine Clear and Clean and Concise design [Bridge] Technical doesn't mean confusing Plain language, you'll be choosing Test it on your colleague first If they're lost, then it's the worst [Outro] From specs to emails, docs to plans Your words now speak to fellow hands Clear communication sets you free The CTO you're meant to be
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