To write a short and powerful team song, we need to consider the following aspects: First, the lyrics must be concise and clear. We should use short and strong words to express the team's core values or common goals. Too much embellishment and detail can make the lyrics seem lengthy and cumbersome, which is not conducive to the memory and transmission of team members. Therefore, we need to avoid complex vocabulary and sentence structures and instead choose something that is simple, easy to understand and convey. 
Secondly, the melody and rhythm should be bright and energetic. A bright rhythm can spark emotional resonance and increase the engagement and enthusiasm of team members. Therefore, when choosing the melody and rhythm of the song, we need to focus on the characteristics of simplicity, memorization and easy to follow, so that team members can easily follow the rhythm of the song and work together to create a harmonious and unified chorus effect. In addition, inspirational elements need to be incorporated into the lyrics and melodies. This can be achieved by using positive words that express the common goals and values of team members. At the same time, we can also add some motivational slogans or actions to the song, so that the song is more infectious and motivating, and stimulates the fighting spirit and unity of team members. 
In addition, the design of lyrics and melodies needs to focus on repetition and slogan-like characteristics. Repetitive lyrics and melodies make it easier for team members to remember, while slogan-like words enhance the song's appeal and cohesion. This design allows team members to master the song in a short time and be able to sing along quickly during team activities. Finally, the participation of team members is also an important part of writing the team song. We should invite team members to participate in the songwriting, or solicit everyone's opinions and suggestions during the creation process to make the song more representative and cohesive. This not only increases team members' engagement and sense of belonging, but also makes the song more relevant to the actual needs and characteristics of the team. 
In conclusion, writing a short and impulsive team song requires a focus on concise and clear lyrics, bright melodies and rhythms, inspiring emotions, repetitive and slogan-like design, and team member involvement. Only in this way can we create a team song that inspires team morale, strengthens cohesion, and promotes communication and cooperation among team members.