It is usually written with a rhythm that children can easily memorize and perform with simple hand gestures.
While there are various versions, most follow this emotional arc:
A repetitive, catchy goodbye to "Körpəlik" (childhood) and an "asalam" (hello) to the new world of knowledge.
It often makes parents and teachers quite emotional.
Saying thank you to teachers and the school/kindergarten that felt like a second home. Friendship: Celebrating the bonds formed with classmates.
