Alphabet (Pepsi jingle)

The Pepsi jingle "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing" is catchy and well-suited for a singable hymn. It follows a 4/4 time signature with a relaxed, flowing melody, and the phrasing can easily fit with the lyrics. I’ll adapt the children’s version of the hymn to fit the rhythm and melody of this jingle.

Here’s how the hymn would fit to the tune:

Verse 1:

God spoke, He made the heav'ns and earth,
Revealed His greatness, to man, His worth.
He loved them, drew them near to Him,
With a command, all must listen in.
Verse 2:

They did not know His holy ways,
But He led them through the days.
He called them, as a bride to be,
When they understood, they could see.
Verse 3:

Through the marriage, new life began,
A new creation, all as one.
The Son of God came to teach,
The Father’s promise, within our reach.
Verse 4:

The Father’s promise, He did send,
The Son of Man, to heal and mend.
He fulfilled the truth and light,
By becoming flesh, He made us right.
Verse 5:

He spoke in parables, stories bright,
Exchanged our darkness for His light.
The Son of God died, then rose again,
To show His glory, cleansed our sin.
Verse 6:

His word returned, it grows and spreads,
His work brings life, not just the dead.
The Son of God died, rose with might,
Finished His works, brought us light.
Verse 7:

The Son of Man died, restored by grace,
Prophecy fulfilled, He took our place.
Now in peace, we rest with Him,
Co-heirs with Christ, our hope won’t dim.
Chorus:

Praise with the letters, one by one,
From creation’s dawn to the Father's Son.
Each letter tells of God’s great love,
As we praise His heart above.
Adjusting for the Jingle:

The phrasing and structure are made to match the Pepsi jingle rhythm with a smooth, repetitive flow. The melody is uplifting and celebratory, making it a good fit for the joyful message of this hymn. You can imagine the tune going along the lines of:

:"I'd like to teach the world to sing" → "God spoke, He made the heav'ns and earth"
:"In perfect harmony" → "Revealed His greatness, to man, His worth"

This should work well for a children's version of the hymn. Let me know if you need further changes or refinements!