Song

Too Many Times

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Style

Orchestral lounge with late-1960s early-1970s polish at 104 BPM; brushed acoustic drums, upright bass, restrained vibraphone, nylon-string guitar, muted trumpet, and soft chamber strings. Verse-like phrases stay spare, pre-chorus lifts with a courteous trumpet turn, then the main melody returns one repeat too many. Close, exact, loopable mix with tape saturation, narrow stereo, gentle wow and flutter, faint CRT room tone., lounge, orchestral, soft, jazzy, tone, acoustic, faint, gentle

Prompt

Instrumental late-1960s and early-1970s orchestral lounge, 104 BPM. Brushed acoustic drums, upright bass, restrained vibraphone, nylon-string guitar, muted trumpet and soft chamber strings. An immaculate courteous melody suitable for an expensive hotel lobby or customer-service waiting room. The performance is unnaturally precise and emotionally blank. Add subtle tape saturation, narrow stereo image, gentle wow and flutter, faint CRT room tone, and one polite melodic phrase that repeats one time too many. Elegant, lightly uncanny and highly loopable, never cozy, never jazzy or comedic.

Lyrics

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