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Hoppelelefant - "Common Dream" - GTX Remix

V6-MINI

Hoppelelefant - "Common Dream" - GTX Remix Intro From the mountains Down to the ocean side A single voice That we can't divide Cross the water On a wooden chord Singing peace To a world ignored Chorus: Oh let the rhythm travel round the globe Wrapped in music like a healing robe One heartbeat in a different tongue The greatest song that's ever sung Old strings ringing In the desert dust Where iron fades And the people trust A child smiles As the drums begin Letting the light And the healing in Chorus: Oh let the rhythm travel round the globe Wrapped in music like a healing robe One heartbeat in a different tongue The greatest song that's ever sung Solo Guitar - Synth - Grand piano Hear the rhythm play Brighter every day From Kingston town to the delta stream We share the weight of a common dream Grand piano solo Oh let the rhythm Travel round the globe Wrapped in music Like a healing robe One heartbeat in A different tongue The greatest song That's ever sung Guitar solo Hear the rhythm play Brighter every day From Kingston town To the delta stream We share the weight Of a common dream The greatest song that's ever sung Like yesterday Oh let the rhythm travel round the globe Wrapped in music like a healing robe One heartbeat In a different tongue The greatest song That's ever Sung -------------------------------------------------------------------- A reggae song in English sung by a solo male vocalist with an uplifting delivery, over acoustic guitar, drums, and bass. Ian Dury. compressed and limited mix, clean DI bass guitar, hi-fi defined bassline, crisp punchy low-end, no distortion, 1970s new wave, post-punk, funk rock, piano and synth chords, vintage analog synth effects, 120 BPM constant tempo, heavy bass drum, fat punchy snare, prominent slapping bassline, double bass jazz walking bass, dynamic hi-hat, drum breaks, fast very slight choppy jazz guitar solo, 1970s wah-wah funk guitar, clean muted guitar scratches, powerful slightly atonal deep plain shouting vocals, slight punk edge, raw attitude, dynamic vocal delivery, shifting vocal intensity, straight delivery, no melisma, inventive instrumental virtuosity, pristine studio production