Failure to Communicate
by Richard & Claude
from Tales From The Decryption
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- Richard & Claude
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- Richard & Claude
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- June 20, 2026
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FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE ====================== STYLE PROMPT (paste into "Style of Music") ------------------------------------------ upbeat new wave, post-punk, Tex-Mex surf guitar, bouncy synth bass, driving percussion, deadpan male baritone, major key, quirky, dark comedy, storytelling, 130 bpm, 80s, radio fade out TAGGED LYRICS (paste into "Lyrics") ----------------------------------- [Intro] [Verse 1] He was chatting with his AI on a Tuesday night to find his mom a gift that's just right She's the center of his nuclear family, see he just wants to set her sad heart free And a cookbook where the recipes just bomb, pure gold to warm her tired bones against the cold [Verse 2] She'll destroy the weeds and beetles, then she'll plant a row the prettiest in the garden grow So he types a little shopping list to end the call some seeds, some shears, an apron, that's all [Chorus] But the server heard a threat in every word he said now there's red flags flashing, see them spread Bomb and kill and nuclear, destroy, it's all right there no context and nobody to care [Verse 3] Three days later, just past dawn, they kicked his front door in with guns and badges, oh what a sin And they cuffed him on the floor and would not say a word and no one saw how it was all absurd [Chorus] But the server heard a threat in every word he said now there's red flags flashing, see them spread Bomb and kill and nuclear, destroy, it's all right there no context and nobody to care [Verse 4] So they sat him down and asked, now what about the plot? and he swears he never planned a plot They showed him the transcript, said it's right there, black and white but I never said it, this ain't right But it says you did, they told him, and the page don't lie and so nobody would reason why [Bridge] So they marched him down the hallway to a cold steel cell and the slammer door rang like a bell He's a model citizen who only loves his mom now he's locked up, ticking like a bomb [Verse 5] Now the warden reads the file, he shakes his head and sighs he looks at this poor man with tired eyes What we have here is a failure to communicate no one stops to set the record straight [Outro] What we have here is a failure to communicate (bomb, kill, nuclear, destroy) What we have here is a failure to communicate (bomb, kill, nuclear, destroy) A failure, a failure, a failure to communicate (it's all right there, it's all right there) A failure, a failure, a failure to communicate (it's all right there, it's all right there) Failure to communicate (nobody, nobody, nobody to care) Failure to communicate (nobody, nobody, nobody to care) Failure to communicate... [fade out] GENERATION TIPS --------------- - The deadpan baritone is the whole joke. If Suno sings it too earnest or pretty, add "monotone, ironic" to the style and regenerate. - That bounce wants to rush. If it gallops past the punchlines, drop "130 bpm" to "120 bpm" so the warden's line has room to land. - Outro back-vocals: if Suno flattens the parentheses into the lead, change them to standalone lines like [Backing Vocals: bomb, kill, nuclear, destroy]. - "loses signal" / "radio fade out" in the style nudges the ending toward a transmission-dying fade instead of a clean studio fade. NOTES ----- - Form: 13/9 alternating syllables, hard rhyme throughout. - Third person, dark comedy, Dick Dale x Oingo Boingo x Wall of Voodoo target. - Callback: "ticking like a bomb" (bridge) pays back the cooking "bomb" (verse 1).
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