Prayer, symphonic rock and opera, intimate sounds and, in the chorus, a surge of emotion using percussion instruments; the sound of the beat and keyboards, a powerful beat and an operatic symphony, harp, violin and organ. Male vocals: gentle, deep, with a bright timbre. Pauses, quiet backing vocals or layering (atmospheric layers); the use of a choir or strong vocals; the parts do not go beyond a range that is comfortable to perform. Emphasis on acoustics and “warm” timbres, use of piano, acoustic guitar, strings, choral parts, or synthesizers with a soft, enveloping sound. Gradual build-up and climax, frequency balance; instruments do not conflict in terms of frequency characteristics (the drum and bass do not sound in the same octave). Panning; instruments create volume and enhance the emotional impact. The intro consists of eight bars in 4/4 time; in the chorus, the energy builds up, the guitars switch to distortion, the drums switch from the hi‑hat to the ride cymbal, and the male