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 {{w|Word painting}} is the musical technique of composing music that reflects the literal meaning of a song's lyrics.
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 === Hypothetical ===
-; "I know I'm spiralling, not going anywhere."
+; "The time dies, I'm caught in a spiral."
+; "More of the same, but it’s never the same."
+; "The clock strikes, I'm caught in a spiral."
+; "Pointing the blame, I keep on pointing the blame."
 * Author: [[Budjarn Lambeth]] (2025)
 * Context: Would be used while the chords or melody follow the nodes of a [[spiral chart]]
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 === Hypothetical ===
-; "The world around me looks like home but I can't find my feet. The devil came to lock me in and threw away the key."
+; "The world around me looks like home but I can't find my feet."
+; "The devil came to lock me in and threw away the key."
+; "A thousand miles of paradise is half a step ahead."
+; "Pulled in six directions I stay locked in here instead."
 * Author: [[Budjarn Lambeth]] (2025)
 * Context: Would be used for a song or section tuned to the Locrian mode of a [[5L 2s]] scale.
-* Explanation: "Looks like home" references the familar diatonic [[MOS]] shape, "can't find my feet" and "threw away the key" reference the way it is hard to maintain a tonal center in Locrian. "Lock me in" is a play on the word "Locrian".
 === Real world examples ===