Pledge Allegiance to Some Sandy

I really love brushes and drums. I really love the way they can bring in rhythm to a song, but still be soft and still be gentle and inviting. The second verse starts with pledge allegiance to some sandy. It comes into view for a moment or two, then it leaves me. Is just asked her to sing two tracts, just improvising backing and humming, and she elitiated that in just two takes. And when it's there for a minute, it ogreamed, and then it goes, like, flutters away. Yeling, damn, pech why do you do this?It sucks with some of the backing vocals.