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jacobthomas31
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- Last Record: 2012-04-10 04:40:28 +0100
- Joined: Apr 02, 2012
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I had to stay late at work tonight and I got this really sinister tune in my head when listening to MaxSylvesterHall's very Georges Brassnes-y Paris tune...it's a little creepy and sad, but this is what came to mind :D
It's quite rough, I was keen to record the tune before I forgot it, so feel free to build on this!
PS: It sounds better on headphones!
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Madeleine
Sur le trottoir [On the pavement]
On the pavements
Sings her chanson [song]
Flying little bluebird
Petit merle [i think this is technically a blackbird but hey it fitted]
Spreading her wings
Sous la Tour Eiffel [Under the Eiffel Tower]
Bidding her home
A fond farewell
Down, down, Madeleine,
Down, down you fall
Personne ne t'écoute chère Madeleine [No one can hear you, dear Madeleine]
No one can hear you call
Madeleine
Sur le trottoir [on the pavement]
On the pavements
Sings her chanson
Avec du sang [with blood]
Made a Paris-influenced song!
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When the monster grew too big to fit 'neath my bed, He pushed out the skeletons and lived in my closet instead.... |
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He would like to fly over the sky, but all he has is his little world of glass. |
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I love MadisenMusic's tiny song from KarlaMarie's tiny story, but I thought I'd take a stab at singing a litlle different melody a cappella. I also added a few raindrop-sounding snaps to it for fun, but I kinda suck at snapping my fingers so the stems can be found in the results if someone wants to do something with this without them.
...just realized i added a "can" to the lyrics, whoops!
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Under this umbrella I do an A Cappella and when it pours this song is always yours.
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Eight, please. Going up I see. Oh yeah - straight to the top. Going down can be fun too! Are you always this cheeky with strangers in elevators? |
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grandma means well, well-worn hands smoothing red seams, a little red cape out of the blue do i accept this, do i respect this elder because i am told to by someone old, who |
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