Sing One Teaspoon of Lyrics

Looking for: VOCALIST Studio Access Required: NO Completed by: May 23, 2019

Vocal Characteristics:

• Smooth
• Silky
• High
• Low

Vocal Styles:

• Pop Diva
• Pop Divo

I have an easy one for you this time. 24 Words. Small budget.
Royalties TBD.

Sing the lyrics to the melody made by the violin. Gravity will condense matter to such an extreme following the death of a star. One teaspoon of the matter from "Pulsars" or "Neutron Stars" is enough to equal 4 billion tons, or your neighborhood. The lyrics are meant to inspire perspective. What kind of perspective? I'm not sure, but I think you can feel it.

I would like to hear short samples if you can offer them.

The line, "You could have the world you live in one teaspoon" is meant to be a hanging participle. So the listener can enjoy "the world in one teaspoon" and "They live in one teaspoon." I thought it would be catchy. There's no refrain. All the lines are meant to be sung once. The final lyrics are very close to the end after the guitar solo, the melody guides you through the rhythm of the lyrics.

0:23
One Teaspoon
One Universe.
One moon by a moment in time.

(Instrumental break for “You could have the world”)

1:28
One by one

(Guitar Solo)
2:42
You could have the world you live in one teaspoon

Edited the song to show the melody through the violin for clarity.
The violin doesn't dip perfectly, but I did my best to reflect the two dips in teaspoon and universe.