This is probably a silly question, but at the same time I think it's interesting getting into the minds of the band members and figuring out what they were thinking at the time they wrote a particular song.
In the song "At death's door" there's a part in the middle that sounds like a hammer hitting a stake. Could this be the case (as if someone feels a stake going through their heart at the loss of a loved one) or did you all just like how this effect (I'm assuming it's the keyboard) sounded or was there another motive? This is a very powerful song. I find it fun to search for subtle things like this in Enchant's music. Seems like when I've heard the same Enchant song for many years I still continue to find new things in it that I hadn't noticed earlier.
One last quick question about this song as well - I believe Paul Craddick wrote the lyrics, but while writing them does the part talking about "standing on a cliff" reflect a real place? Is there a particular cliff in or near San Francisco that Paul was referring to?
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In the song "At death's door" there's a part in the middle that sounds like a hammer hitting a stake. Could this be the case (as if someone feels a stake going through their heart at the loss of a loved one) or did you all just like how this effect (I'm assuming it's the keyboard) sounded or was there another motive? This is a very powerful song. I find it fun to search for subtle things like this in Enchant's music. Seems like when I've heard the same Enchant song for many years I still continue to find new things in it that I hadn't noticed earlier.
One last quick question about this song as well - I believe Paul Craddick wrote the lyrics, but while writing them does the part talking about "standing on a cliff" reflect a real place? Is there a particular cliff in or near San Francisco that Paul was referring to?
Thanks for looking at my questions.