Song Idea up for grabs...

[RamonesFan2020204]

Goodbye
Performed by Night Ranger


Lyrics:
As the sun hides his head for another night's rest
And the wind sings that same old song
You walk the edge never close never far
Always there when I needed a friend

But it's hard living life on this memory go round
Always up, always down spinning round and round and round

And all this could be such a dream so it seems
I was never much good at goodbye

There once was a time never far from my mind
On the beach on the 4th of July
I remember the sand how you held out your hand
And we touched for what seemed a lifetime

But it's hard leaving all this behind it now
Like a school bus so lost, never found until now

And all this could be such a dream so it seems
I was never much good at goodbye

(guitar solo)

And it's hard living life on this memory go round
Always up, always down spinning round and round and round

And all this could be such a dream so it seems
I was never much good at goodbye
And all this could be such a dream so it seems
I was never much good at goodbye

Goodbye.........

[OmniStrata]

Tell me the song tempo (fast/slow) and the instruments used...

[Kai Stromler]

Tell me the song tempo (fast/slow) and the instruments used...

It's Night Ranger....you can read the lyrics......if it's anything other than Generic '80s Hard Rock Ballad (in terms of instrumentation, pacing) I'll be greatly surprised. Expect mostly slow tempo, seeming to accellerate in the solo sections, but this is really just fast picking over a mostly constant beat and bass line. The song probably starts off fairly slow and soft, maybe with acoustic guitar or piano, and builds slowly though the verse sections, then ramps up drastically going into the guitar solo, and stays at that level of intensity. The volume may fade out at the end, but the singer is still belting out that final chorus.

This, though, is just surmise and stereotype; no guarantee of accuracy.

However, posting lyrics isn't always a really great way to get people inspired to make videos. I have to hear a song before I'll even think about it, hear where the solos are, what the texture of the riffs are, feel what sort of color palette the song requires.

That's my take, at any rate.

--Kai