thuh drum
n' thuh bass
thuh drum
n'
thuh bass
thuh b b bass thuh b b buh bass
thuh buh buh buh bass
thuh boombox heart
beat thumpin' thuh blood
through thuh head of a thousand
dubsteppin' bodies
movin' to thuh drum
n' bass
to thuh buh
buh buh bass
n' thuh drum
in ecstacy bouncin'
till thuh mornin'
break
I dig what you're doing here, Reuben. You're obviously a lover of music and sounds. From reading this, I'll bet you 'sing' the musical parts of a song when there are no lyrics, just like I do.
ReplyDeleteThanks Eric. I hum along in my head when there are no lyrics. If you heard my singing voice, you'd understand why.
DeleteI think there's sweetness about it..nice and rhythmic and easy and light-hearted. Cool...Pretty clever putting a beat into words like these..
ReplyDeleteThanks Pia. I had to work hard on the beat.
ReplyDeleteReuben, it speaks to me of those 'arty farty'people on BBC 2 Newsnight Friday evening review programme. They will no doubt postulate the hypothesis that it's heavily nuanced; that it reaches the profound sub-conscious and gives expression to a
ReplyDeleteprimal prenatal voice, On the other hand, the Cov' teenager might simply ask: "is it a load of bol'cks?"
LOL. I once was a Cov' teenager. I was just trying to get the rhythm and express some of the feelings. I checked it with my daughter, who loves and lives this music and who IS a teenager, before I put it up, just in case it was indeed a pretentious load of bollocks. She gave me the thumbs up, a rare event, and even said she liked it. That's all it is, an attempt to capture a rhythm and a feeling. Whether it works or not is up to the reader. It was just an experiment, nothing profound.
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