Beautifully Ominous

* Leave everything the same as original song; just use the word "can" on second line of Outro [not "man]; 70s Folk-Rock; Indie Folk-Rock; College Rock; Elegant steel guitar slide fill-ins; Shimmering reverb-drenched Lead Electric guitar with delay, reverb and phaser effects; acoustic rhythm guitar strums with open tuning in key of E major; Subtle drums with brushed snare;, 4/4 time, Ambient reverb effect on male vocalist, rich-lush layered back-up singers on Chorus; Mood of song is upbeat and nostalgic and lighthearted in major key with minor chords in chorus; Subtle percussion with shaker effects and tambourine on Chorus, 109 BPM

[Intro Instrumental:} [Verse] We slowly worked our way through the Rocky Mountain chain Walked through dusty ghost towns abandoned with no name [Pre-Chorus] One night, a voice was crying Jessy woke up, whispered: (“It’s the ghost of America” ) (when there was still bread. ) [Chorus] (And yeah she’s beautifully ominous) (fallen and monogamous) We tasted the mythology lived it for our self (We picked up hints and traces) (collected haunted faces ) Shattered, no pretense (Just walking alone), beautifully ominous. [Instrumental] [Verse] We reached Pacific at sundown we sat down on the beach Made a tiny boat from flowers launched it out to sea [Pre-Chorus] (We held each other gently) ( I kissed your sunburned nose) Gotta love the mess and let go Everybody knows [Bridge] Little green apples, pink fluffy curtains Adoring glances, in cheap romance novels We know all the short-cuts, early check-out times Beautifully ominous, with a beautiful smile [Chorus] (And yeah she’s beautifully ominous) (fallen and monogamous) We tasted the mythology lived it for our self (We picked up hints and traces) (collected haunted faces ) Shattered, no pretense (Just walking alone), beautifully ominous. [Outro] (Beautifully ominous), we don’t mean to offend (Beautifully ominous), is there a way we can mend All these broken hearts, and shattered dreams (Beautifully ominous), I guess you know what I mean.

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