Pennywise storys

Lyrics

**(Style: To be sung very slowly, dragging out the vowels, almost like a sigh, with long pauses between lines)** **(Intro - A single, lonely girl's voice, completely acapella)** Down... down... Where the river runs cold... A shadow is waking, An old story told... **(Verse - Multiple children's voices join in, sounding distant and out of sync)** Every twenty-seven years, The circus comes to town. Every twenty-seven years, We all go floating down. Underneath the cobblestone, Underneath the street, Do you hear the rhythm? The stepping of his feet. **(Bridge - Overlapping, layered whispers and singing)** One, two, the colors fade, Three, four, the trap is laid. He calls your name, he knows your face, He draws you to the dark embrace. **(Outro - Fading back to the single girl's voice, slow and fading into an echo)** The summer comes, the summer goes... Where the river runs, Nobody knows... We all float... We all float... orchestral** dread that Wallfisch used. Try a prompt like this: > **"A dark, avant-garde cinematic horror score in the style of Benjamin Wallfisch. Features a slow, haunting, echoing children's choir singing a creepy, melancholic folk melody. Distant, disjointed, and eerie young vocals, layered with low, rumbling orchestral drones and piercing, discordant string swells. Very slow tempo, tragic, atmospheric, and terrifying dread. No drums, no pop elements, pure cinematic horror."** > That structure should get you much closer to that haunting, big-screen orchestration you are hunting for.