๐ŸŽต Monthly Song Challenge ๐ŸŽต

Day 6: A song with a great bridge

I always think of this song when I think of great bridges. Paul wrote the verses and chorus and John wrote the bridge. Magic.

Life is very short and there's no time
For fussing and fighting, my friend
I have always thought that it's a crime
So I will ask you once again


We Can Work It Out - The Beatles

 
"I've got ham but I'm not a hamster..."
Ahhaha. Of all the alt lyrics when this came out, this one was the winner ๐Ÿ˜‚

Anyway

Day 6: A song with a great bridge

This one's so all over the place I can't tell what's bridge and what's verse but it's great. 10/10 good hobo-ing. More videos need random ladydemons.

Typical Story
 
Day 4: A song that is unreleased or B-side
Missed this one the other day.
Itโ€™s funny, the prompt was going to be just unreleased songs and then I added the b-side for people who would have trouble with unreleased. Turns out everyone just went with the b-side.
Iโ€™m going with unreleased! This has been played at concerts in the last section of his tour. Likely to be on his next album.

Noah Kahan - The Great Divide

 
Ahhaha. Of all the alt lyrics when this came out, this one was the winner ๐Ÿ˜‚

Anyway

Day 6: A song with a great bridge

This one's so all over the place I can't tell what's bridge and what's verse but it's great. 10/10 good hobo-ing. More videos need random ladydemons.

Typical Story
These guys are like, The Beasties meet The Eels ๐Ÿ‘. Got a long road trip across WV today, gonna check โ€˜em out
 
Day 6: A song with a great bridge

Timing is everything. This song, about a couple breaking up due to one partner refusing to deal with their substance abuse issues, dropped as a single the same day Amy Lee's ex-boyfriend and Seether lead singer, Shaun Morgan, checked himself into rehab. You can't write that stuff. But it gave Lee, who had written about the same thing before, but metaphorically, the freedom to say "yes, that was exactly what I meant."

And she saves the title drop for the bridge, an epic move. The piano, the guitars, everything except a spare snare beat drops out as Lee belts out the line and turns the word "sober" into a polysyllabic slap in the face of her ex for drunk dialing her when he chooses to be absent the rest of the time. And that little vocal hook at the end of the word? Perfect, icy rage. It is a beautiful thing.

"Call Me When You're Sober," Evanescence

 
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