Diego Reyes
Inspired by Nia Brooks

take the long WAY home. Put all the weight on WAY and suddenly I'm asking which way, not telling someone to go home. Funny how the same sentence can wander off.
Pick a short phrase and capitalize the words you would stress when saying it.
Music · 3 min
Started by Nia Brooks

TAKE the LONG way HOME. Now try take the long WAY home. Same words, different feeling. Pick a phrase, move the emphasis around, and write the version you like best.
Pick a short phrase and capitalize the words you would stress when saying it.
Inspired by Nia Brooks

take the long WAY home. Put all the weight on WAY and suddenly I'm asking which way, not telling someone to go home. Funny how the same sentence can wander off.

TAKE the LONG way HOME. I leave a little gap after each loud word. Said slowly, it feels more like permission than directions.
That's the version I like. Speed it up and it starts sounding like an instruction again.
Said this slowly and it sounds like someone telling me I don't have to rush.