[suno::GLOBAL_RULE=INSTRUCTION_TEXT_IS_NOT_LYRICS] [suno::GLOBAL_RULE=ONLY_TEXT_INSIDE_LYRICS_BLOCK_IS_VOCALIZED] [suno::GLOBAL_RULE=DO_NOT_SING_PARAMETER_LINES] [suno::GLOBAL_RULE=NEVER_VOCALIZE_SUNO_INSTRUCTIONS] [suno::Create an uplifting live new-wave / post-punk encore lasting 4:05–4:25.] [suno::Recorded live in London. Continuous authentic crowd ambience, cheering, whistles, applause and spontaneous audience singing.] [suno::After the experimental performances earlier in the concert, return completely to a simple four-piece band sound.] [suno::No tape loops. No phase experiments. No polyrhythmic system. No extended improvisation.] [suno::David plays bright clean Telecaster rhythm and simple melodic hooks.] [suno::Tina plays warm melodic driving bass. Chris plays dry direct acoustic drums with a steady dance pulse. Jimmy uses warm Farfisa and restrained rhythm guitar.] [suno::David has a thin slightly nasal British male voice. Conversational in verses, melodic and hopeful in choruses. Never arena-rock, soulful or dramatic.] [suno::The audience spontaneously learns Pull me up again and gradually sings it louder.] [suno::During the final verse David intentionally leaves selected lyric lines unsung and allows the London audience to continue.] [suno::Final chorus becomes shared between band and crowd. Preserve raw timing and imperfect crowd voices.] [suno::After the final chord preserve approximately 8 seconds of loud cheering and whistles. No fade and no restart.] #LYRICS_BLOCK_START [Encore Intro] [suno::Loud London encore applause and whistles. Band walks back on stage. David briefly waits at the microphone. Tina starts the familiar melodic bassline. Audience reacts immediately. Chris counts the band into a direct upbeat groove. Telecaster and Farfisa enter together.] Okay. Again. [Verse 1] [suno::David sings casually and conversationally. Bright Telecaster rhythm is clearly audible. Tina answers vocal phrases with melodic bass movement. Keep the performance simple and energetic.] Missed the train Lost my keys Spilled my coffee Skinned my knees Every morning Starts this way Still I’m walking Anyway Tiny failures Tiny wins Every ending Soon begins [Pre-Chorus] [suno::Chris opens the hi-hat slightly. Jimmy adds warmer Farfisa chords. David becomes naturally more melodic.] One more corner One more chance Life is only Half by plan [Chorus] [suno::Full band opens naturally. Tina gives bright backing responses. Audience begins quietly singing the title phrase after David. Do not exaggerate the crowd yet.] Pull me up again When I lose my way Pull me up again It’s another day Every stumble Every fall Makes another Story after all Pull me up again I’m not done yet Pull me up again [Verse 2] [suno::Return to direct four-piece groove. David sounds looser than earlier in the concert. Guitar plays short bright hooks between phrases. Audience claps unevenly with the beat.] Broken umbrellas Summer rain Wrong directions Different trains Every stranger Every street Brings another Rhythm to my feet Maybe perfect Isn’t real Maybe moving Helps us heal [Second Chorus] [suno::Audience now clearly recognizes the title response and sings Pull me up again after David. Female backing vocal supports the crowd rather than dominating it.] Pull me up again Pull me up again When I lose my way Pull me up again Pull me up again It’s another day Every stumble Every fall Makes another Story after all Pull me up again I’m not done yet [Bridge] [suno::Reduce to Tina’s melodic bass, light kick and warm Farfisa. David sings intimately. Crowd remains audible and attentive. Rebuild simply with guitar and drums.] Take one breath Look around The city’s still Singing now Take one breath Listen Can you hear that? [Final Verse] [suno::Band maintains the groove. David sings the first lines, then deliberately steps away from the microphone. Leave later lyric phrases to the spontaneous London audience. Do not insert a spoken instruction to sing.] Every morning Starts anew Every ending— Every street— Every fall— [suno::David remains away from the microphone. Audience voices carry the missing continuation naturally while the four-piece band keeps playing.] Pull me up again Pull me up again Pull me up again [Final Chorus] [suno::David returns to the microphone and sings with the audience. Keep his voice thin and controlled. Crowd is loud, imperfect and emotional. This is communal, not arena-rock.] Pull me up again One more time Pull me up again We’ll be fine Every morning Starts anew Every ending Leads us through Pull me up again Pull me up again We’re alive Pull me up again Pull me up again Again! Again! [Final Refrain] [suno::David sings only the first title phrase. He then stops singing and lets the audience repeat it over the simple band groove. Tina and Jimmy add backing voices. No experimentation.] Pull me up again Pull me up again
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