The Smiths
Girlfriend in a Coma
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Question : What musical elements create the song's upbeat mood despite the lyric's serious tone?
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Thursday, October 4, 2012
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The rythem.
ReplyDeleteI think the keyboards and the up beat, plus the guitar in the beninning
ReplyDeleteI don't know, but the rythem just sounds really upbeat.
ReplyDeleteI think elements in the song makes it sound happy because of the tempo the key it is played in and the rythem.
ReplyDeletethe rythem and tempo.
ReplyDeleteThe tempo is a bit quick for a sad song, and the rythem is light and fast, making the song seem happier than it really is.
ReplyDeletethe up beat and the cow bell
ReplyDeleteThe guitar definetly, and the piano.
ReplyDeleteThe up beats, jingle bells and his voice ass make the song sound upbeat despite it's quite obvious sad lyrics.
ReplyDeletethe rythm and tempo
ReplyDeleteRhythm, it's all rhythm
ReplyDeleteThe beat
ReplyDeletethe beat and the rhythm. also the sound of the chorus.
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