"Thank" You Very Much (doo-wop remix)

classic 1950s doo-wop fused with a big brass band, 12/8 triplet feel, tight street corner backing vocal harmonies, shoo-wop and doom-pah-doom backing chants, warm clean electric guitar chords, prominent walking double bass, occasional sax fills, simple brush snare, soulful expressive female lead vocal with blunt sly sarcastic diction, nostalgic vintage fidelity

[Verse 1] [lead female mezzo-soprano vocals, rhythmic backing harmonies] I gave you years of my life I let you take my soul as a sacrifice You shamelessly burned me out time after time after time You consistently pushed me aside [Chorus] Thank you, thank you very much You made me believe that I never was enough You chewed me up and spat me out when I had nothing left to give But I guess you set me free to relearn how to live [Verse 2] I hope my replacement is fine I hope she checks all the boxes and answers her emails on time She's perfect, but perfectly boring as well And you realize you miss me like hell [Chorus] [darkly emotional, dejected, a bit disgusted] Thank you, thank you very much You made me believe that I never was enough You chewed me up and spat me out when I had nothing left to give But I guess you set me free to relearn how to live [Chorus] [harmonies intensify, higher register] Thank you, thank you very much You made me believe that I'd never be enough You chewed me up and spat me out when I had nothing left to give But I guess you set me free to relearn how to live [Chorus] Thank you, thank you very much But I guess you set me free to relearn how to live [Chorus] [harmonies intensify, higher register] Thank you, thank you very much You made me believe that I'd never be enough You chewed me up and spat me out when I had nothing left to give But I guess you set me free to relearn how to live

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