
One-Seventy
darkprincess· 2:58 · 91 plays · v3-preview
- jungle
- post-classical
- jungle/drum and bass
- electric violin
- string arrangements
- energetic
- acid
- british
- electronic
Lyrics
Intro
Tika tika tum
(zing) (zing)
Tika tika tum tum
(zing) (zing)
Tika tika tum
(zing) (zing)
Tika tika tum tum tum
(rrah)
Verse
House lights dim on a black-tie crowd
Coughs in the circle and the rustle is loud
I lift the baton, the strings look pale
The tempo mark says 'off the scale'
I count them in at one-seventy
The front row drops their programmes and their tea
Hook
Bows up, pick up the pace
Horsehair snapping in the bass
(one-seventy)
Faster now, the music stand's shaking
Pages are flying, a bridge is breaking
(follow me)
Verse
Viola saws like she's late for a train
Cellist goes pizzicato, again and again
Sweat on the scroll and a bead on my brow
Nobody's dozing in row G now
Rosin hangs thick like a smoke machine
The usher is skanking, the best I've seen
Hook
Bows up, pick up the pace
Horsehair snapping in the bass
(one-seventy)
Faster now, the music stand's shaking
Pages are flying, a bridge is breaking
(follow me)
Solo
Breakdown
[Spoken] "Created by DarkPrincess -- Royalty of the Night"
Build
Verse
Encore, they shout, standing up on the seats
The critic is scribbling in time with the beats
Pearls on the carpet from somebody's neck
The baton is mine and the hall is a wreck
The cellist leans in and she mouths 'One more?'
I give her the nod: one-ninety-four
Hook
Bows down? Not a chance
Even the cloakroom has learned the dance
(one-ninety-four)
Snap a string, then finish on three
And the stalls are shouting for me
(give me more)
Solo
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