Lyric breakdown

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This document provides a lyric breakdown and timing for a song in 44 sections, along with suggestions for music video locations. The lyric breakdown lists each line or phrase of lyrics and the timing within the song. Location suggestions include a drama studio, farm, golf club, and park, with descriptions of visual elements that could be incorporated at each one like backdrops, props, and landscapes.

5 CAUSE ALL THAT I GOT SHOULD BE
ENOUGH TO MAKE IT WORKRE
N00:08 - 00:15

6 ‘CAUSE ALL THAT I WANT IS TO LOVE
AND JUST BE LOVED
RE
N00:15 - 00:22

7 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN
DO THIS ON OUR OWN
00:22 - 00:26

8 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE
TOO MUCH TO LET IT FALL
00:26 - 00:30

9 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN
DO THIS ON OUR OWN
00:30 - 00:34

1
0
I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE
TO MUCH TO LET IT FALL
00:34 - 00:37

1
2
LET ANYBODY TELL ME
NO
00:39 - 00:41

1
4
TAKE ANYTHING FOR
GRANTED00:43 - 00:45

1
7
THAT NOTHING GOOD COMES
EASY00:47 - 00:48

1
8
IF IT DID I WOULDN’T
BE ME00:48 - 00:50

1
9
LET IT GO AND LET ME DO IT
‘CAUSE00:50 - 00:52

2
0
I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I
WONT00:52 – 01:00

2
1
I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I
WONT01:00 – 01:06

2
6
‘CAUSE ALL OF THE
HURTRE
N01:14 – 01:18

2
9
AND ALL THAT WE’VE
LEARNEDRE
N01:22 – 01:25

3
2
I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN
DO THIS ON OUR OWN
01:29 – 01:32

33 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE
TOO MUCH TO LET IT FALL
01:32 – 01:36

34 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN
DO THIS ON OUR OWN
01:36 – 01:40

3
5
I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE
TO MUCH TO LET IT FALL
01:40 – 01:44

3
7
LET ANYBODY TELL ME
NO
01:45 – 01:48

3
9
TAKE ANYTHING FOR
GRANTED
01:49 – 01:50

4
1
THAT NOTHING GOOD COMES
EASY
01:52 – 01:55

4
2
IF IT DID I WOULDN’T
BE ME
01:55 – 01:56

4
3
LET IT GO AND LET ME DO IT
‘CAUSE
01:56 – 01:58

4
4
I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I
WONT
01:59 – 02:06

4
5
I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I
WONT
02:06 – 02:13

4
6
HOLD YOUR HEAD UP
Background
singer (hold
your head
up)
02:13 – 02:15

4
8
HOLD YOUR HEAD UP
Background
singer (hold
your head
up)
02:17 – 02:19

4
9
‘CAUSE YOUR FUTURES LOOKING
BRIGHT
02:19 – 02:21

5
3
‘CAUSE YOUR FUTURES LOOKING
BRIGHT
Background Singer
(Wooo)- make this the
focus
02:27 – 02:28

5
4
THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE
WHAT MAKES ME
HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR HEAD UP,
SEE THE DAYLIGHT (HARMONY)
02:28 – 02:32

5
5
THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE ALL
I NEED
HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR ‘CAUSE
YOUR FUTURES LOOKING BRIGHT
(HARMONY)
02:32 – 02:36

5
6
THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE
WHAT MAKES ME
HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR HEAD UP,
SEE THE DAYLIGHT (HARMONY)
02:36 – 02:40

5
7
THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE ALL
I NEED
HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR ‘CAUSE
YOUR FUTURES LOOKING BRIGHT
(HARMONY)
02:40 – 02:44

5
9
LET ANYBODY TELL ME
NO
02:45 – 02:47

6
1
TAKE ANYTHING FOR
GRANTED
02:48 – 02:50

6
3
THAT NOTHING GOOD COMES
EASY
02:52 – 02:54

6
4
IF IT DID I WOULDN’T
BE ME
02:54 – 02:56

6
5
LET IT GO AND LET ME DO IT
‘CAUSE
02:56 – 02:58

6
7
I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I
WONT
02:58 – 03:05

6
8
I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I
WONT
03:05 – 03:12

6
9
I
WONT
03:12 – 03:14
03:14 – 03:18 – Exponential fade
out

LOCATIONS
• Drama Studio set up-
Plain black backdrop.
3 main lights focused on
each artist.
Hay blocks.
Wooden stools/chairs.
Studio/Standing lights
facing the camera.
Guitars.
Microphones.
• Marsh Farm-
Tractors and Barrels.
Hay stack and wheat fields.
Walking around the animals.
Horses.
Going into the places where the
animals are kept.
• Golf Club-
Outside the barn.
On the fields.
Sitting on the walls with
fields/hills in the
background.
• Plain Background
(images)
Each artist will have a
different colour
background.
This will be used for taking
images or for the cloning
lip sync videos.
• Hylands Park-
Use of the fields as well as
the gardens- presented
flowers.
Film near the lake.
Stables with horses and the
old barn outdoor building.
Café with old features.
A
D E
F
C

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Lyric breakdown

1. LYRIC BREAKDOWN

2. 1 I GOT MY PRIDE PI P 00 - 00:02

3. 2 MY SELF RESPECT PI P 00:02 - 00:04

4. 3 NEED NOTHING MORE PI P 00:04 - 00:06

5. 4 WANT NOTHING LESS PI P 00:06 - 00:08

6. 5 CAUSE ALL THAT I GOT SHOULD BE ENOUGH TO MAKE IT WORKRE N00:08 - 00:15

7. 6 ‘CAUSE ALL THAT I WANT IS TO LOVE AND JUST BE LOVED RE N00:15 - 00:22

8. 7 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN DO THIS ON OUR OWN 00:22 - 00:26

9. 8 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE TOO MUCH TO LET IT FALL 00:26 - 00:30

10. 9 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN DO THIS ON OUR OWN 00:30 - 00:34

11. 1 0 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE TO MUCH TO LET IT FALL 00:34 - 00:37

12. 1 1 AND I WONT 00:37 - 00:39

13. 1 2 LET ANYBODY TELL ME NO 00:39 - 00:41

14. 1 3 I WONT 00:41 - 00:43

15. 1 4 TAKE ANYTHING FOR GRANTED00:43 - 00:45

16. 1 6 ‘CAUSE I KNOW 00:45 - 00:47

17. 1 7 THAT NOTHING GOOD COMES EASY00:47 - 00:48

18. 1 8 IF IT DID I WOULDN’T BE ME00:48 - 00:50

19. 1 9 LET IT GO AND LET ME DO IT ‘CAUSE00:50 - 00:52

20. 2 0 I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I WONT00:52 – 01:00

21. 2 1 I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I WONT01:00 – 01:06

22. 2 2 I GOT MY HEART SOP H01:06 – 01:09

23. 2 3 MY HEAD UP HIGH SOP H01:09 – 01:10

24. 2 4 I WILL BE STRONG SOP H01:10 – 01:12

25. 2 5 I WILL SURVIVE SOP H01:12 – 01:14

26. 2 6 ‘CAUSE ALL OF THE HURTRE N01:14 – 01:18

27. 2 7 WILL WASH AWAY RE N01:18 – 01:20

28. 2 8 WITH THE RAIN RE N01:20 – 01:22

29. 2 9 AND ALL THAT WE’VE LEARNEDRE N01:22 – 01:25

30. 3 0 WILL BE ENOUGH RE N01:25 – 01:27

31. 3 1 TO SHINE AGAIN RE N01:27 – 01:29

32. 3 2 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN DO THIS ON OUR OWN 01:29 – 01:32

33. 33 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE TOO MUCH TO LET IT FALL 01:32 – 01:36

34. 34 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE CAN DO THIS ON OUR OWN 01:36 – 01:40

35. 3 5 I’LL NEVER LET IT GO ‘CAUSE WE HAVE TO MUCH TO LET IT FALL 01:40 – 01:44

36. 3 6 AND I WONT 01:44 – 01:45

37. 3 7 LET ANYBODY TELL ME NO 01:45 – 01:48

38. 3 8 I WONT 01:48 – 01:49

39. 3 9 TAKE ANYTHING FOR GRANTED 01:49 – 01:50

40. 4 0 ‘CAUSE I KNOW 01:50 – 01:52

41. 4 1 THAT NOTHING GOOD COMES EASY 01:52 – 01:55

42. 4 2 IF IT DID I WOULDN’T BE ME 01:55 – 01:56

43. 4 3 LET IT GO AND LET ME DO IT ‘CAUSE 01:56 – 01:58

44. 4 4 I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I WONT 01:59 – 02:06

45. 4 5 I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I WONT 02:06 – 02:13

46. 4 6 HOLD YOUR HEAD UP Background singer (hold your head up) 02:13 – 02:15

47. 4 7 SEE THE DAYLIGHT 02:15 – 02:17

48. 4 8 HOLD YOUR HEAD UP Background singer (hold your head up) 02:17 – 02:19

49. 4 9 ‘CAUSE YOUR FUTURES LOOKING BRIGHT 02:19 – 02:21

50. 5 0 HOLD YOUR HEAD UP 02:21 – 02:23

51. 5 1 SEE THE DAYLIGHT 02:23 – 02:25

52. 5 2 HOLD YOUR HEAD UP 02:25 – 02:27

53. 5 3 ‘CAUSE YOUR FUTURES LOOKING BRIGHT Background Singer (Wooo)- make this the focus 02:27 – 02:28

54. 5 4 THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE WHAT MAKES ME HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR HEAD UP, SEE THE DAYLIGHT (HARMONY) 02:28 – 02:32

55. 5 5 THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE ALL I NEED HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR ‘CAUSE YOUR FUTURES LOOKING BRIGHT (HARMONY) 02:32 – 02:36

56. 5 6 THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE WHAT MAKES ME HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR HEAD UP, SEE THE DAYLIGHT (HARMONY) 02:36 – 02:40

57. 5 7 THESE STONES AND STICKS ARE ALL I NEED HOLD YOUR HEAD YOUR ‘CAUSE YOUR FUTURES LOOKING BRIGHT (HARMONY) 02:40 – 02:44

58. 5 8 AND I WONT 02:44 – 02:45

59. 5 9 LET ANYBODY TELL ME NO 02:45 – 02:47

60. 6 0 I WONT 02:47 – 02:48

61. 6 1 TAKE ANYTHING FOR GRANTED 02:48 – 02:50

62. 6 2 ‘CAUSE I KNOW 02:50 – 02:52

63. 6 3 THAT NOTHING GOOD COMES EASY 02:52 – 02:54

64. 6 4 IF IT DID I WOULDN’T BE ME 02:54 – 02:56

65. 6 5 LET IT GO AND LET ME DO IT ‘CAUSE 02:56 – 02:58

66. 6 7 I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I WONT 02:58 – 03:05

67. 6 8 I WONT, I WONT, I WONT, I WONT 03:05 – 03:12

68. 6 9 I WONT 03:12 – 03:14 03:14 – 03:18 – Exponential fade out

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