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When Every Element Dies

by Diyath Yavin

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After over eight months of much toil over the creation of Frozen Coco’s debut album plus various other academic and extra-curricular preoccupations, my third single is finally out! The initial conception for the song’s tune came back in May when I received my brand new Les Paul with which I recorded the guitar tracks shortly afterwards. The overdubs of drums, electric bass and vocals were done much later due to the hectic schedule of my final year at school prior to graduation. As is the intention of my solo career, the song digresses immensely from the style of its predecessors, “Rock Nomad” and “Gold Ringers”, cultivating a more guitar oriented sound with catchy bass fills and delicate drum rolls. I hope you relish this track since it is likely to be my last release for 2013 which has indeed been an exceptional year musically!

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VERSE 1

It started with me telling him:
“Boy, don’t commit such a sin”
Thoughts preluded my wonted instinct
But then I finally gave in

PRE-CHORUS

Now I hear every pin drop
See every raindrop
And every damn thing seems alive
Said I hear every pin drop
See every single raindrop
And every damn thing seems alive

CHORUS

My thoughts are in reclusion
Requests in abnegation
Nightmares are in the zillions
And fears in exposition
Gonna break the damn workstation
And indulge in exultation
‘Cause my mind’s in evaporation
Gotta go into detraction

VERSE 2

The morbid low and ultimate high
Won’t leave you without a smile
But when every element dies
Don’t let it take you by surprise

PRE-CHORUS

Now I hear every pin drop
See every raindrop
And every damn thing seems alive
Said I hear every pin drop
See every single raindrop
And every damn thing seems alive

[GUITAR SOLO]

CHORUS

My thoughts are in reclusion
Requests in abnegation
Nightmares are in the zillions
And fears in exposition
Gonna break the damn workstation
And indulge in exultation
‘Cause my mind’s in evaporation
Gotta go into detraction

BRIDGE

And don’t you know?
I want it so
Yeah, don’t you know?
I need it so

CHORUS

My thoughts are in reclusion
Requests in abnegation
Nightmares are in the zillions
And fears in exposition
Gonna break the damn workstation
And indulge in exultation
‘Cause my mind’s in evaporation
Gotta go into detraction

[INSTRUMENTAL FADE-OUT]

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released October 26, 2013
All instruments played by Diyath Yavin

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Diyath Yavin Surrey, UK

Diyath Yavin is an Internet-based singer/songwriter. His songs are catchy, relatable, and filled with a variety of messages ranging from hope to the issue of drugs. 18-year-old Yavin has devoted his solo music career to producing a debut triple album. A true DIY artist, Yavin does his best to harness the power of the Internet to disseminate his music influence across the Information Superhighway. ... more

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