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Memorizing an essay

Now you're just an essay that I used to know...

Can you recite the Gotye tune to 'Somebody that I used to know'? Good. So, imagine if you replaced the words to the song with the topic sentences for an essay, or for major quotes from an English text? Then when you're in the exam struggling to remember the quote, you can just quietly hum the melody and it'll help to trigger the words too! Good luck. 

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