멜로디에 강한 음악
잘 정의된 음악 패턴에 따른 명확하고 기억에 남는 멜로디를 갖춘 곡입니다. 이 척도가 높은 곡은 일반적으로 연주나 보컬 라인이 명확하고 기억에 남는 것이 특징입니다.
어쿠스틱 악기 중심
곡이 전자 음악이나 디지털 합성 음악이 아닌 어쿠스틱 악기(예: 피아노, 기타, 바이올린, 드럼, 색소폰)를 얼마나 많이 사용하는지를 나타내는 척도입니다.
발랑스
곡의 화성과 리듬 요소를 통해 전달되는 음악적 긍정성 또는 감정적 톤입니다. 높은 쾌감은 행복, 흥분, 희열의 감정에 해당하며, 낮은 쾌감은 슬픔, 분노, 우울과 연관됩니다.
춤추기 좋은 음악
템포의 안정성, 리듬 패턴, 비트 강조 등 여러 요인의 조합을 통해 곡이 춤추기에 얼마나 적합한지 정하는 척도입니다. '춤추기 좋은' 곡의 특징은 일정한 템포, 반복적인 음악 구조, 강한 다운비트입니다.
에너지
트랙의 강렬함은 템포, 역동성, 음악적 밀도에 영향을 받을 수 있습니다. 에너지가 높은 곡은 강렬한 리듬과 풍부한 악기 편곡으로 구성되는 반면, 에너지가 낮은 곡은 음악적으로 간결하고 느린 템포가 특징일 수 있습니다.
BPM185
크레딧
실연 아티스트
밥 딜런
실연자
작곡 및 작사
밥 딜런
작곡가
프로덕션 및 엔지니어링
Jack Frost
프로듀서
Scott Litt
믹싱 엔지니어
Dana Nielsen
녹음 엔지니어
가사
[Verse 1]
The pale moon rose in its glory
Out on the western town
She told a sad, sad story
Of the great ship that went down
[Verse 2]
'Twas the fourteenth day of April
Over the waves she rode
Sailing into tomorrow
To a golden age foretold
[Verse 3]
The night was bright with starlight
The seas were sharp and clear
Moving through the shadows
The promised hour was near
[Verse 4]
Lights were holding steady
Gliding over the foam
All the lords and ladies
Heading for their eternal home
[Verse 5]
The chandeliers were swaying
From the balustrades above
The orchestra was playing
Songs of faded love
[Verse 6]
The watchman he lay dreaming
As the ballroom dancers twirled
He dreamed the Titanic was sinking
Into the underworld
[Verse 7]
Leo took his sketchbook
He was often so inclined
He closed his eyes and painted
The scenery in his mind
[Verse 8]
Cupid struck his bosom
And broke it with a snap
The closest woman to him
He fell into her lap
[Verse 9]
He heard a loud commotion
Something sounded wrong
His inner spirit was saying
That he couldn't stand here long
[Verse 10]
He staggered to the quarterdeck
No time now to sleep
Water on the quarterdeck
Already three foot deep
[Verse 11]
Smokestack was leaning sideways
Heavy feet began to pound
He walked into the whirlwind
The sky spinning all around
[Verse 12]
The ship was going under
The universe had opened wide
The roll was called up yonder
The angels turned aside
[Verse 13]
Lights down in the hallway
Flickering dim and dull
Dead bodies already floating
In the double bottomed hull
[Verse 14]
The engines then exploded
Propellers they failed to start
The boilers overloaded
The ship's bow split apart
[Verse 15]
Passengers were flying
Backward, forward, far and fast
They mumbled, fumbled, tumbled
Each one more weary than the last
[Verse 16]
The veil was torn asunder
'Tween the hours of twelve and one
No change, no sudden wonder
Could undo what had been done
[Verse 17]
The watchman lay there dreaming
At forty-five degrees
He dreamed the Titanic was sinking
Dropping to her knees
[Verse 18]
Wellington, he was sleeping
His bed began to slide
His valiant heart was beating
He pushed the tables aside
[Verse 19]
Glass of shattered crystal
Lay scattered 'round about
He strapped on both his pistols
How long could he hold out?
[Verse 20]
His men and his companions
Were nowhere to be seen
In silence there he waited for
Time and space to intervene
[Verse 21]
The passageway was narrow
There was blackness in the air
He saw every kind of sorrow
Heard voices everywhere
[Verse 22]
Alarm bells were ringing
To hold back the swelling tide
Friends and lovers clinging
To each other side by side
[Verse 23]
Mothers and their daughters
Descending down the stairs
Jumped into the icy waters
Love and pity sent their prayers
[Verse 24]
The rich man, Mr. Astor
Kissed his darling wife
He had no way of knowing
Be the last trip of his life
[Verse 25]
Calvin, Blake, and Wilson
Gambled in the dark
Not one of them would ever live to
Tell the tale of disembark
[Verse 26]
Brother rose up 'gainst brother
In every circumstance
They fought and slaughtered each other
In a deadly dance
[Verse 27]
They lowered down the lifeboats
From the sinking wreck
There were traitors, there were turncoats
Broken backs and broken necks
[Verse 28]
The Bishop left his cabin
To help all those in need
Turned his eyes up to the heavens
Said, "The poor are yours to feed"
[Verse 29]
Davey the brothel keeper
Came out, dismissed his girls
Saw the water getting deeper
Saw the changing of his world
[Verse 30]
Jim Dandy smiled
He never learned to swim
Saw the little crippled child
And he gave his seat to him
[Verse 31]
He saw the starlight shining
Streaming from the East
Death was on the rampage
But his heart was now at peace
[Verse 32]
They battened down the hatches
But the hatches wouldn't hold
They drowned upon the staircase
Of brass and polished gold
[Verse 33]
Leo said to Cleo
"I think I'm going mad"
But he'd lost his mind already
Whatever mind he had
[Verse 34]
He tried to block the doorway
To save all those from harm
Blood from an open wound
Pouring down his arm
[Verse 35]
Petals fell from flowers
Till all of them were gone
In the long and dreadful hours
The wizard's curse played on
[Verse 36]
The host was pouring brandy
He was going down slow
He stayed right till the end
He was the last to go
[Verse 37]
There were many, many others
Nameless here forevermore
They'd never sailed the ocean
Or left their homes before
[Verse 38]
The watchman he lay dreaming
The damage had been done
He dreamed the Titanic was sinking
And he tried to tell someone
[Verse 39]
The captain, barely breathing
Kneeling at the wheel
Above him and beneath him
Fifty thousand tons of steel
[Verse 40]
He looked over at his compass
And he gazed into its face
Needle pointing downward
He knew he'd lost the race
[Verse 41]
In the dark illumination
He remembered bygone days
He read the Book of Revelation
And he filled his cup with tears
[Verse 42]
When the Reaper's task had ended
Sixteen hundred had gone to rest
The good, the bad, the rich, the poor
The loveliest and the best
[Verse 43]
They waited at the landing
And they tried to understand
But there is no understanding
On the judgment of God's hand
[Verse 44]
News came over the wires
And struck with deadly force
Love had lost its fires
All things had run their course
[Verse 45]
The watchman he lay dreaming
Of all things that can be
He dreamed the Titanic was sinking
Into the deep blue sea
Written by: Bob Dylan
