Verse: a subdued hip-hop rhythm (boom-bap), a slightly dirty beat, 16-inch headphones, and an 808 bass guitar that emphasizes each line of the song. In the background, there is a minimalist keyboard (cold pads) that creates a sense of height and wind. Chorus: the rhythm is enhanced by the addition of percussion (shaker/tambourine), slightly distorted guitars, and slightly thicker basses. Chorus: maximum density — the drums become "live" (or imitate a live sound), the cello and viola (low, long-lasting parts) enter, the become semi-recitative, with a slight echo that makes the sound "go to the mountains". Bridge: contrast — the drums are removed, only the bass, keyboards and strings remain, the voice sounds quieter, almost whispering, then in the last measure the rhythm returns sharply. Recitative rhythm: The lines are not perfectly straight, and there is a slight "lag" relative to the rhythm, which creates the effect of a tired but persistent voice.