d'Hiver bossa_(Cover)
A solo electric guitar piece in a bluesy jazzy style, featuring a clean tone with a touch of reverb and a subtle tremolo effect. The tempo is moderate, around 100 beats per minute. The guitar plays a melodic line with a strong blues influence, incorporating bends and vibrato. The chord progression is not explicitly stated but implied through the melodic phrasing, suggesting a blues scale over a dominant 7th chord progression. The piece has a relaxed, improvisational feel. There are no drums, bass, or other instruments present. The mixing is straightforward, highlighting the guitar's natural tone.
d'Hiver bossa_(Cover)
A solo electric guitar piece in a bluesy jazzy style, featuring a clean tone with a touch of reverb and a subtle tremolo effect. The tempo is moderate, around 100 beats per minute. The guitar plays a melodic line with a strong blues influence, incorporating bends and vibrato. The chord progression is not explicitly stated but implied through the melodic phrasing, suggesting a blues scale over a dominant 7th chord progression. The piece has a relaxed, improvisational feel. There are no drums, bass, or other instruments present. The mixing is straightforward, highlighting the guitar's natural tone.
Lyrics
A redo of the root soup lyrics on another original track of mine
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Instrumental
self and strong willed she is
In the morning she awoke
with a clear insight
she finally pulled out her roots
carefully but
purposefully placed them in the sink
and washed them
with almost devout religious gestures
she peeled them meticulously
while almost crying and
added them to the soup
later that day
her parents came
to visit and she served the soup
When they asked about the soup and the ingredients, she replied unhesitatingly
a shockwave went through the kitchen
the flames caught in the pan
with slamming doors
the soup was getting cold
and otherwise untouched
Getting cold
More and more
Cold
So that was ittttt
For probably
A long long
Time
Pro- longues probably
Too much