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Dawn · Nashville, August 8

You Will Hear That Rusty

Written from the morning forecast. Thunderstorm · 92° / 74°

DawnThe day ahead · 4:56

You Will Hear That Rusty

Words
Intro

Close, dry, forward

Verse

You will drag the camp stove out beneath the roof line When the power grid goes down again this morning Dripping sour house air smelling like a soaked rag While the distant thunder vibrates in the flooring

Verse

Drums enter

Pre Chorus

You can feed the whole house with a tiny blue flame Knowing almost every trick in this plain kitchen game

Chorus

You will hear that rusty engine down the alley As the sky starts dropping sheets of warmish rain Metal handles burn your fingers if touched today While you try to wash the mould out of the drain

Verse

Your best buddy steps right up to help you simmer Slaps a folded paper bill upon the crate Says take cash to pay for gas and for your trouble Then decides to stay right here and grab a plate

Pre Chorus

You can feed the whole house with a tiny blue flame Knowing almost every trick in this plain kitchen game

Chorus

You will hear that rusty engine down the alley As the sky starts dropping sheets of warmish rain Metal handles burn your fingers if touched today While you try to wash the mould out of the drain

Bridge

You will watch the steam rise up into the rafters Hearing voices echoing along the hall Standing where the air carries so far this morning Knowing nobody is walking out at all

Instrumental

Building into a Chorus peak in the final third

Chorus

You will hear that rusty engine down the alley As the sky starts dropping sheets of warmish rain Metal handles burn your fingers if touched today While you try to wash the mould out of the drain You will feed the whole house in the gray light glowing Knowing that your friend has no design on going

Outro

resolve normally

Key
Db ionian
BPM
137
Range
124–175
Tempo
measured
Genre
Metal / industrial / drum and bass
Mode
Ionian · wind from SW
Sections
11 — set by the 13.8 hours of daylight. [Intro] [Verse] [Pre-Chorus] [Chorus] [Verse] [Pre-Chorus] [Chorus] [Bridge] [Instrumental] [Chorus] [Outro]
Length
4:56, measured from the file. The renderer decides the running time; we do not control it.
Ending
Normal resolution.
Instruments
Pure sustain. Everything is a swell. No transient survives.
Space
Everything drowning. Smeared, no separation.
Register
Full spectrum, balanced.
Percussion
Busy. Fills and syncopation. Grid: locked.
Arc
Clear build to a peak in the final third. Low end: moderate.
Vocal
Dry, forward, clear.
Sub-style
swamp stomp — Floor tom pulse, fuzz bass, shouted refrain.
Vocal cast
warm male baritone, one voice. conversational, nearly spoken on the verses. close and dry, right at the front.
Movement
the sideways step: I – II – IV – I (Db Ebm Gb Db). Verse leans on II, chorus lands on IV, bridge refuses the tonic entirely.
Remarkability
38 of 100 — remarkable. The day speaks for itself — a severe sky — so the model is held close to the parameters.
Weirdness
25 of 100, set inversely to how remarkable the day is.
Style weight
95 of 100. The parameters are honoured, not suggested.
Observed conditions — day
Temperature
92°F (normal 89.3°F)
Dew point
73°F
Sky cover
55.5%
Wind
4 mph from 207.1° · gusts 8.1 mph
Pressure
-0.6 hPa / 3h · 1019.7 hPa
Precipitation
55% chance · 0.13"
Visibility
9.7 mi