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This is episode 4 of our season long examination of Tyler the

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Last time I dissect, we examine Igor's third track, I think.

There we heard Tyler falling, both falling in love and collapsing, as he struggled to express his feelings to his crush, fearful of being abandoned or scaring him away.

We also heard Tyler grow increasingly frustrated with the lack of communication from the guy in general,

forcing him to guess if the feelings are mutual.

I think then ended with a beautiful piano outro that transitions directly into Igor's next track, the interlude exactly what you run from you end up chasing. Like you can't avoid but just chasing it and just like trying giving it everything that you can.

There's always an obstacle.

Like every transition from song to song on the album thus far,

the end of I think blends seamlessly into the start of the interlude.

In this instance, Tyler uses instrumentation and harmony to thread the tracks together.

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