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EvilNickname 11:47 am UTC 03/04/08 |
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Masquerade is only in the chorus, of course - rockfenris2005 08:36 am UTC 03/04/08 |
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So you're talking about "Draussen ist Freiheit" too, right? As the "Starker als wir sind" ("Wenn Musik das Herz verwirrt / Und die Sehnsucht tanzen geht / etc.") part does not have anything I would label as a chorus.
I'm wondering where the "Say a Prayer" section comes from, not the rest of the song.
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> And it's just the 2 lines. It's like a brief, brief quote.
> What intrigues me is how Jim came up with the verses in
> "Draussen ist Freiheit" and the bridge between the
> choruses. Where did that come from? I don't think "Starker
> als wir Sind" was written before Stuttgart, because it
> just seems like a musical repeat of "Freiheit". There was
> no new melodies in the song. Even the end part, which was
> "Say A Prayer" in the US, is a variation on the chorus in
> "Freiheit". Besides, the Karine Hannah demos were from
> 2001, the same year that "Starker" was premiered.
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