Hurricane
J.W.Pepper Editor's Choice Arrangement!
Written by producer Tommee Profitt and Nashville songstress Fleurie, this song uses the metaphor of a hurricane to depict what it's like to bottle your feelings until you're no longer able, resulting in a powerful storm of emotion. It opens with a calm alto solo, then erupts into a heavy rock sound-storm, waxing and waning throughout the rest of the song. It works equally well as an opener or as a change-of-pace second number.
Instrumentation: Piano/Synth/Guitar/Bass/Drums/Percussion/2 Tpt/2 Tbn/Alto, Tenor Sax
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Price
$295
Genre
Rock, Recent Hits
Voicing
SSA, SAB, SATB
Functions
Change-of-Pace, Opener
Difficulty
Moderate
I can feel your heart hanging in the air I'm counting every step as you climb the stairs It's buried in your bones I see it in your closed eyes turning in This is harder than we know We hold it in the most when we're wearing thin Coming like a hurricane I take it in real slow The world is spinning like a weathervane Fragile and composed Though I am breaking down again I am aching now to let you in The sky burns red against your skin The world we know turns in the wind I see it in your closed eyes turning in It's buried in your bones And I don't know how it can change It's all we know, coming like a hurricane Falling slow in the pouring rain Watch it go, I don't know how we stay the same Watch it go, I don't know how it can change And it's all we know, the hurricane (Fleurie)
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