Section |
Time |
Instrument |
Function |
Text Hint |
1a |
00:00 |
Drum/Bass |
Intro |
|
1b |
00:12 |
Guitar |
|
|
1c |
00:33 |
Guitar/Keys |
Variation |
|
1d |
00:53 |
Keys |
|
|
2a |
01:04 |
Drums/Keys |
|
|
2b |
01:24 |
Voice/Keys |
|
„Clear the fog“ |
2c |
01:44 |
Guitar/Voice |
|
|
1b |
01:55 |
Guitar |
|
|
1c |
02:15 |
Guitar/Keys |
Variation |
|
2a |
02:36 |
Drums/Keys |
|
|
2b |
02:56 |
Voice/Keys |
|
„Rising moon“ |
2c |
03:16 |
Guitar/Voice |
|
|
1b |
03:27 |
Guitar |
|
|
1c |
03:47 |
Guitar/Keys |
Variation |
|
1e |
04:08 |
Keys |
Solo |
|
1f |
05:14 |
Outro |
|
|
END |
05:18 |
|
|
|
|
Number |
Repetitions |
Average Length |
Sections |
2 |
0 |
2:29 |
Subsections |
9 |
7 |
0:20 |
Section 2 has a three-part substructure „riff/lyrics/melody“, which is similar to the „riff/lyrics/solo“ or „riff/lyrics/duett“ substructure found in other songs.
Otherwise this song has a pretty simple structure that reflects it's softness in sound and topic. It's a clean A-B-A-B-A structure.
As if it needs any, but here it is:
1-2-1-2-1
I love this song. It is soothing, relaxing, up-lifting and a welcome refresh after the onslaught of the first three songs of the record. The smooth melody in the guitar in 1b which is doubled with the keys in 1c – I love it. The latin/indian percussion slowly rising up in 2a – I love that, too. The slight dissonance of the melody in 2b creates some tension that is released when the more harmonic melody of 2c comes up – You guess it.