[Intro — gritty hurdy-gurdy drone and a sparse modal phrase; close low smoky female clean voice] [Verse 1 — slow swung trip-hop breakbeat, deep rounded bass, sparse muted guitar; intimate female talk-sing with chest rasp and vocal creak] Thu orvanna sa naevora hál. Drel a thu — saen. Kelthun a thu — vael. En naevira sa morvitha thae. Æl sa dhaerun, drae sa kaerith. Thu no kelvara. En no draunetha. [Low vocal motif — two intimate sung phrases over the unchanged groove; no dynamic lift] Neshira en. No kelvara. [Instrumental passage — the same bass pattern continues; hurdy-gurdy fragments answer dry percussion, a brief bitcrushed echo interrupts the final beat] [Verse 2 — low smoky female clean voice, deliberate phrasing behind the beat; darker bass and isolated metallic taps] En ren khaemira kaen a thu. En ren torvanna thaen sa nátt. Thu nae orvanna sa draun a en. Myr mevranna kelthun a em. Kaerith a en no shaevanna. Drel a thu nae dhaelvanna hál. [Low vocal motif — the same small melody, now with a quiet female lower-octave double; groove stays restrained] Neshira en. No kelvara. [Extended Hurdy-Gurdy Solo — amplified wheel-bowed lead, slow expressive modal phrases growing into rapid ornaments; swung breakbeat and deep bass continue, sparse guitar accents; no lead guitar solo] [Bridge — drums and bass withdraw; exposed grainy female chest voice over one sustained string drone] Ke thu kelrun? Ke thu morith? En neshira vorn. Vorn no aevruna. [Full Stop — all sound cuts completely] [Four isolated industrial klaxon blasts — evenly spaced, clear silent gaps, no other instruments] [Unaccompanied female vocal — low, close and tense] Neshira en. No kelvara. [Short Dubstep Drop — distorted sub-bass growls, fractured vocal grains, stutter edits and crushing half-time drums; eight bars] [Final Climax — full band enters; downtuned nu-metal guitars, thick bass and forceful live drums; powerful husky female clean lead with deep growl responses] En ul no torvanna thaen! En ul no khaemira kaen! Myr sa velthir, blud sa naal. En nae saevanna sa naevora hál. [One brief cutting female scream; band stops on a single heavy accent] Saevanna! [Outro — the opening hurdy-gurdy phrase returns alone; solitary low female clean voice] Neshira en. Kelvara. En shaelira. [Hurdy-gurdy stops abruptly — hard end]
