plus 'someone' has the syllables that would make sense with the melody, which Claudio talks about guiding the music:
plus 'someone' has the syllables that would make sense with the melody, which Claudio talks about guiding the music:
"The lyrics will help create the foundation of the melody, if that makes any sense. You can hum and do all sorts of things, but without syllables to start guiding and strengthening the melodies, there's nothing there. They all come together at the same time."
"The lyrics will help create the foundation of the melody, if that makes any sense. You can hum and do all sorts of things, but without syllables to start guiding and strengthening the melodies, there's nothing there. They all come together at the same time."
I'm with everyone else on the someone part.
He does elongate the 'so,' which kind of kills the 'me' part, but he definitely says something at the end that makes an 'ne' sound.
Essentially it sounds to me like 'sooone please come shelter me,' understood as 'someone.'
plus 'someone' has the syllables that would make sense with the melody, which Claudio talks about guiding the music:
plus 'someone' has the syllables that would make sense with the melody, which Claudio talks about guiding the music:
"The lyrics will help create the foundation of the melody, if that makes any sense. You can hum and do all sorts of things, but without syllables to start guiding and strengthening the melodies, there's nothing there. They all come together at the same time."
"The lyrics will help create the foundation of the melody, if that makes any sense. You can hum and do all sorts of things, but without syllables to start guiding and strengthening the melodies, there's nothing there. They all come together at the same time."
...quoted in an interview about the new album at http://www.shockhound.com/features/1098-coheed-and-cambria--the-juggernaut-returns
...quoted in an interview about the new album at http://www.shockhound.com/features/1098-coheed-and-cambria--the-juggernaut-returns