Difference between revisions of "Hey Saturday Sun"

Latest revision as of 22:31, 5 July 2026

Throughout the song, there is an underlying drone which sounds like a cabin of an airliner during travel.
15 seconds into the track, just before the beat comes in, a voice possibly saying "what?" can be heard. The voice has a tinny quality to it as if recorded from a shortwave radio. When reversed, the voice sounds like "Hell" or "Help".
What sounds like a flute line at :47 and 2:51 is actually a reversed electric piano sample.^{[clarification needed]}

The late, popular folk singer Nick Drake wrote a song titled "Saturday Sun"^[1]^[2] which appears on his LP Five Leaves Left.^[3]

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 == Samples / Lyrics ==
 * Throughout the song, there is an underlying drone which sounds like a cabin of an airliner during travel.
-* 15 seconds into the track, just before the beat comes in, a voice possibly saying "what?" can be heard. The voice has a tinny quality to it as if recorded from a shortwave radio.
+* 15 seconds into the track, just before the beat comes in, a voice possibly saying "what?" can be heard. The voice has a tinny quality to it as if recorded from a shortwave radio. When reversed, the voice sounds like "Hell" or "Help".
 * What sounds like a flute line at :47 and 2:51 is actually a reversed electric piano sample.<sup>[clarification needed]</sup>