After much thought and a little bit of "F it" energy, I've decided to attempt this challenge. Hit me with those comments.

ALRIGHTY HERE WE GO. I'm afraid I may have disappointed quite a few of you, as what chose to come out for this didn't always align with the suggestions. It was still a really interesting experience and I'm happy with what did come out, which is the most important part!

Here's what made the cut vs what didn't:

'Round the House percussion: Nope. Sorry.

Hypnotizing guitar hook: Not necessarily? But got a cool riff.

Wild boar grunts: No. Because...what.

Shadow Work approach: Mildly. There's metaphor in these lyrics for sure. Please let me know what it is when you figure it out because I have no idea.

Voice going low: Today's opposite day.

Harmonies with no 5ths: SUCCESS

Echo effect at end: Yup

Diminished/Suspended chords: Alas. I know few. None of them made it into this song.

Satie quote: I couldn't fit, "Ah, the cows" in poetically, but I think I did an okay job paraphrasing some of his other gems.

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Who's afraid of the rapture Who's afraid of the big bad God For He's as miserable as we And She sure feels like a fraud

We come into the world so young In an age that is so old Cage the fire inside our hearts So the hearth does not grow cold

Don't wanna talk about it Just plant a thorn and let it grow Don't wanna bottom out 'cause Who's afraid of the big, big bad, be honest

Get lost inside your own shadow Go get lost on a winding road Feel the earth under your skin From your heel to your toes

Don't wanna talk about it Just plant a thorn and let it grow Don't wanna bottom out 'cause Who's afraid of the big, big bad, be honest

Who's afraid of the rapture Who's afraid of the violet sky Who's afraid of a broken heart But prepares their soul to die

Don't wanna talk about it Just plant a thorn and let it grow Don't wanna bottom out 'cause Who's afraid of the big, big bad, be honest

Don't wanna talk about it Just plant a thorn and let it grow Don't wanna bottom out 'cause Who's afraid of the big, big bad, be honest