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It's almost taken for granted that a song will resolve at the end, meaning it will move back to the tonic chord to give us that sense of completion and finality. But a song doesn't have to resolve at the end and by not doing so it can create a bittersweet sense of incompletion or longing.
📌 5:15 the roman numeral above Ebm should be “bvi”, not iv. Sorry for any confusion and thanks to the commenter who brought it to my attention.
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0:00 Resolving to the tonic
0:30 end on the V chord
2:13 end on the IV chord
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5:13 Live and Let Die
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6:44 end on the vi chord
7:53 end on the iii chord
9:19 the most unresolved ending ever...
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