Primates
By Josh Fairhead • 2 minutes read •
Lyrics
Verse 1
Our music at the roots; is time.
Conception of primal design.
Omini-present natural rhythms intertwine,
Sowing the seeds in our minds.
Bridge 1
Father tempo, born on his own,
Constrained quatrz clock in a primate home
Chorus 1
Humankind gathered outside, making sounds no ones ever heard before.
The noise comes from the beating drum and slowly; rhythm it becomes
Verse 2
Bright blazing textures ignite,
As timbre blooms from sines.
Broad branches then grow, and thrive
With music of different kinds.
Bridge 2
A geniss of timbre the great unknown,
At the very roots of it she’s musics soul.
Chorus 2
Humankind gathered outside, making sounds no ones ever heard before.
The noise comes from the sound of horns and moving chords; something you can’t ignore
Outro
Swing from the branches of melody grasps the polyphonic grip of harmony.
They call: eeeeeeeee, eeeeeeeee, eeeeeeeee.
Chorus 3
Humankind gathered outside, making sounds no ones ever heard before.
The noise comes from the stacked overtones; summing up yet another of natures mile stones