The Writing of Fragments of Time (feat. Todd Edwards) - Daft Punk/Todd Edwards.mp3

[00:00.000] 作词 : Thomas Bangalter/Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo/Todd Imperatrice
[00:00.579] 作曲 : Thomas Bangalter/Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo/Todd Imperatrice
[00:01.158]Keep building those
[00:02.414]Keep building those, yeah
[00:09.780]So you know this song is about Todd coming here and making the song, and working with us. I would never leave, keep building these random memories
[00:25.492]Good, we're almost there. That's this part, I knew the beginning was the hardest part! It was like working with it
[00:34.830]Never leave, keep building these random memories, oh
[00:42.694]'Cause wait, that's the thing, "Since I can't", it's gonna be like, something about it having to stop, the way I'll get around that is by going back to these
[00:53.233]Fragments of time
[00:53.302]Yes, yes exactly. These fragments, that's how it's going to be
[01:05.550]These fragments of time
[01:15.871]I just keep playing back these fragments of time
[01:25.752]Do me a favor, I don't mean to cut you because we're almost. I just wanna hear the, before the "way"
[01:48.743]I don't ever want it to end
[01:51.160]If I had my way, I would never leave
[01:54.616]Keep building these random memories
[01:57.417]Before it's too late
[02:00.413]Okay, so that's the part, I just have to remember that
[02:07.252]Okay, alright, so, um, so the thing of it is "I can't stay" but it's like the whole concept is "I can't stay"
[02:19.667]But it comes to end, but since everything comes
[02:22.483]Since everything
[02:34.263]I don't know if it's you that "can't stay"
[02:34.923]
[02:35.799]I know, but
[02:55.130]And I don't ever want it to end
[02:57.440]If I had my way, I would never leave
[03:01.243]Keep building these random memories
[03:07.506]Since I can't stay
[03:09.601]
[03:21.300]Do you think the line should, I think this will be a good thing
[03:24.680]Should the line reflect that things can't stay the same? Like in other words, I wish that it could always remain today, like type of thing? Like should it be that? Like that might help in writing it, like in other words, you know
[03:45.627]Keep building these random memories
[03:49.376]Turning your days into melodies
[03:50.223]That's so sweet! That this is—
[03:52.245]But since I can't stay
[03:53.395]Turning our days into melodies
[03:55.521]Okay
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[03:56.122]Thomas Bangalter & Todd Edwards:
[03:56.305]If I had my way, I would never leave
[03:59.906]Keep building these memories
[04:03.640]Turning our days into melodies
[04:06.914]But since I can't stay
[04:09.180]Woohoo!
[04:11.373]If I had my way, I would never leave
[04:14.805]Keep building these memories
[04:18.558]Turning our days into melodies
[04:21.716]But since I can't stay
[04:23.938]I think sometime the hard thing is just finding the melody
[04:28.949]And now we have the melody for the second part of the verse, which can just like write another thing
[04:33.332]Yes, exactly! Exactly!
[04:35.007]If we do that, it just becomes 2 verse or if we, or if we, really struggle it can just become the second verse. More like a backup plan, y'know?
[04:44.594]Exactly, exactly. Yeah, exactly. And plus, the idea is that you can even, you know, for the second verse kinda sing it like this, but change some of it. Like you know, improvise like. [humming melody]
[04:58.547]But if there's no way, you can just play that
[05:01.792]Yeah, yeah. Exactly. Whatever the case, we'll find a breakthrough
[05:12.960]Yeah, yeah, I agree, let's imagine that we do
[05:24.164]There's so many, so many possibilities for it to be rhymed easily
[05:33.398]Faces I've never seen
[05:34.373]Fantasy? We're doing that in another song
[05:37.609]I didn't say "fantasy", I said faces I've seen in dreams
[05:37.649]
[05:38.105]Oh, you didn't? Oh
[05:43.908]In other words
[05:49.998]Oh, "familiar faces I've never seen?". Instead of doing, instead of doing "unfamiliar faces" that feels like it's still, familiar faces I've never seen, you know?
[06:02.152]I love it, that's so crazy
[06:05.300]Faces I've never seen
[06:08.614]That's good, right?
[06:09.767]In my memories, I found my dream
[06:12.091]Or like?
[06:12.819]Familiar faces I've never seen
[06:17.462]Oh my god, that's such a beautiful line. Familiar faces I've never seen, I love it!
[06:24.220]Familiar faces I've never seen
[06:27.746]Feeling this straight
[06:28.993]Out of a dream
[06:30.383]Or you know, a half-remembered dream, or something
[06:33.399]There's something like that in "Touch", he said that
[06:35.462]Oh really? That's crazy. I did not, I didn't even pick that up
[06:38.252]A half-remembered song, yeah. That's exciting me
[06:43.534]Yeah, but I swear, but like that just came up. That connection is just like, it's crazy
[06:49.624]Seen and dream, that's cool too! Dream, been. A dream within a dream, that's in "Touch" too. Yeah there's the word "dream" everywhere!
[06:58.779]Yeah and that's fine! It kinda has a connection, like the congruency, yeah!
[07:12.828]That "familiar faces" line, man, that's hot. To be able to express something so great, and, like, it's almost like a haiku, you know what I mean? You only have a few syllables to say something and it's like
[07:25.436]Familiar faces I've never seen. But yeah, that's totally my alley of California vibes, you know?
[07:29.490]Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
[07:37.766]Familiar faces I've never seen
[07:45.511]You know, I'm actually, there's some parts I'm getting choked up because it's so damn emotional just putting these 3 weeks into words, it's really intense, actually. I've never felt anything like this before
[07:54.270]Yeah, now every time you hear this song, you're gonna
[07:57.916]Yeah, seriously, it's insane
[07:59.141]It's capturing it, it's making it forever!
[08:01.564]Yeah