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about 7 years agopassed
2:32
Message Received
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Max Bombast

Entry from Message Received in Nur Ein XIV.

Use of spelling in a song.

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Message Received
by Max Bombast

Hey,
Today is the day that you said you'd be helping me out
And don't get me wrong
I can probably move it myself
Because I'd hurt my back before I would ask anyone for help

Hey,
I'm shouting to say that I got in a bit of a bind
And don't get me wrong
I'm sure that my injuries will heal with time
But when I dropped the piano I heard something snap so
Would somebody call me an ambulance ride?

Was my message received?
I need your H E L P
Do I gotta spell it out for you?
Because you know I'm too proud
To ever say it out loud
But I need you to save me from myself

Hey,
Remember that time I was trapped beneath a baby grand?
That I moved myself without any help
But now I can't stand
This hospital bill is making me ill
I've got no insurance
My country assured me
I don't want a safety net

Was my message received?
I need your H E L P
Do I gotta spell it out for you?
Because you know I'm too proud
To ever say it out loud
But I need you to save me from myself

Save us from ourselves
Save us from ourselves

Reviews

3 posted notes

thirdcatmusic

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these vocals have a huge amount of attitude and are extremely strong. I'm very impressed. very catchy. not necessarily my favorite song of Round Zero, but possibly the best song objectively. reminds me of Muse a bit. sounds pro.

vowlvom

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frankly I can't quite believe you managed to have that morse-code motif run throughout the song without it becoming annoying! The vocals are really impressive, great harmonies and melodies. Not quite in my top tier but another one that would be at the top of my second group.

Cybronica

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love this. The Morse code is ingenious. The lyrics are hilarious and the a Capella is fabulous. Beautifully sung. Is this only you or are there others? What college a Capella group were you in?

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