What instrumental songs would you be most intrigued to hear someone made lyrics for?
What instrumental songs would you be most intrigued to hear someone made lyrics for?
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Flight of the Bumblebee.
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Neil Diamond, of all people, has a version, which you might or might not like.
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YT link, or URL fragment to add to your favourite IV instance: watch?v=6gbTDZcOkRw
Eh, pretty heavily derived. It's probably more like heavy sampling.
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Darude, sandstorm.
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Joke Answer: Star Trek Theme
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The Star Trek Theme was originally composed with lyrics.
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4'33"
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I, too, would like to hear eldrich silent singing.
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You can only hear the lyrics in your writhing mind.
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Cbat by Hudson Mohawke. Is it actually about sex? Let's find out.
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Reddit won't truly be obsolete until we one up the cbat sex thread
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You know, I kinda wonder if there's been more classic threads since the APIocalypse, but not enough to actually endure Reddit.
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Playing God - Polyphia
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Tangentially related: Barber also wrote his Adagio for Strings as an Agnus Dei. It's great.
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I was also thinking I'd love to hear some adagios being sung.
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Yakety Sax
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yakety sax is based on a song with lyrics! "yakety yak" by the Coasters
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And - One Step Beyond
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Jupiter - Holst
I can feel it at a funeral, a wedding, a birth, a Requiem for a nation defeated etc etc
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I Vow To Thee My Country: https://youtu.be/GZNJFrb0IGo?si=dqEkteZvzqMGXEv0
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Bolero would be pretty awful with lyrics.
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The ice cream truck song!
(I'm kidding, don't kill me.)
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The Bark and Below It by the Olivia Tremor Control.
Good luck to ya.
Non-joke answer, I'd be curious to hear what kinda lyrics you could give to Hang Up Your Hang Ups by Herbie Hancock.
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Spazzmatica Polka would surely be crazy.
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Christopher Columbus (Squirrels & Onions remix) doesn't technically have lyrics, but I always sing the title words along with the beat, at least in my head. Kinda of like how a lot of EDM just turns into Boots and Cats in my head.
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This is quite literally one of the reasons I started making music. Too many instrumentals without vocals.
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Opus No1
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