Below the Bridge
Western ballad with a warm silvery female alto and low resonant male voice answering line by line, joining in the chorus; front-of-mix full-voiced delivery, rich wide stereo strings, clear pre-chorus lift, final chorus expanded; 78 BPM with a broad driving ballad pulse; featured bansuri flute, sitar shimmer, tabla, soft hand drum, instrumental intro, interlude, and outro, chorus built around one wide memorable leap rising to a high point and resolving onto the tonic
V6
[Verse 1] Mine comes down out of the hills cold and in a hurry Mine comes slow across the plain brown and full of everything [Pre-Chorus] And we have been coming here since before there was a town [Chorus] Below the bridge we meet and nobody can tell you after which of us is which which of us is which below the bridge we meet [Verse 2] I thought I would lose my name I thought I would lose my colour and we go out to the sea as one and the sea takes all of it [Pre-Chorus] And we have been coming here since before there was a town [Chorus] Below the bridge we meet and nobody can tell you after which of us is which which of us is which below the bridge we meet
