[Verse 1 | 87 BPM folk feeling, untrained mixed choir, crooked accordion, no electronic drums yet] Evening slowly settles down On the garden and the door Someone's sitting wide awake Dreaming of the days before [Chorus | 174 BPM neurofunk breakbeat enters, heavy reese bass, choir stays amateur and imperfect, accordion continues] Answer me, answer me Through the fields and through the trees Answer me, answer me Before the daylight leaves [Chorus | 174 BPM neurofunk breakbeat enters, heavy reese bass, choir stays amateur and imperfect, accordion continues] Answer me, answer me Through the fields and through the trees Answer me, answer me Before the daylight leaves [Instrumental | 16 bars, intricate neurofunk drums, distorted moving bass, wheezing accordion melody, old village percussion slightly off-beat] [Verse 2 | electronic drums drop to sparse ghost notes, female amateur voices lead, men hum unevenly, tape hiss remains] Morning slowly finds its way Down the pathway to the stream Someone whispers out a name Like a half-forgotten dream [Chorus | full neurofunk drums, deep syncopated bass, loose choir, someone sings late] Answer me, answer me Through the fields and through the trees Answer me, answer me Before the daylight [Drop | 32 bars, aggressive neurofunk reese bass, complex rolling breakbeats, chopped accordion rhythm, chaotic bass modulation, original choir remains faintly audible in background] [Final Chorus | massive modern neurofunk rhythm underneath completely unpolished village choir, loud but shaky singing] Answer me, answer me Through the fields and through the trees Answer me, answer me Answer me, answer me Through the fields and through the trees Answer me, answer me Before the daylight leaves [Outro | electronic bass and drums cut abruptly, old accordion continues alone, choir holds mismatched notes, someone laughs, cough, tape clicks off]
