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== Description ==
== Description ==


The song's title has been "officially" leaked on March 14th, 2022 via the JSON output from [https://wontstanddown.muse.mu/api/v1/catalogue/new/ wontstanddown.muse.mu], which contains basic album info.
The song's title has been "officially" leaked on March 14th, 2022 via the JSON output from [https://wontstanddown.muse.mu/api/v1/catalogue/new/ wontstanddown.muse.mu], which contains basic album info. The song was leaked together with the rest of the album on August 23rd, 2022.


In Warner's album recap, Euphoria is described as a "lighting bolt rush" of a song.<ref>https://themusicuniverse.com/muse-announces-will-people/</ref> On Aleks Von Korff's Instagram story, when "describing" songs through hand emojis, he used the "devil horns" emoji for this song, hinting that Euphoria is another rock-oriented track.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Muse/comments/twez5r/aleks_von_korff_instagram_cluessong_hints/</ref> As described by Riff Magazine, "''“Euphoria” grows from a dance-rock tune into a fist-pumping classic rock chorus''".<ref>https://riffmagazine.com/album-reviews/muse-will-of-the-people/</ref> Gigwise compared Euphoria to songs like [[Bliss (song)|Bliss]], [[Knights of Cydonia (song)|Knights of Cydonia]] and [[Time Is Running Out (song)|Time Is Running Out]].<ref>https://www.gigwise.com/reviews/3425930/album-review-muse-will-of-the-people</ref>
In Warner's album recap, Euphoria is described as a "lighting bolt rush" of a song.<ref>https://themusicuniverse.com/muse-announces-will-people/</ref> On Aleks Von Korff's Instagram story, when describing songs through emojis, he used the "devil horns" emoji for this song, hinting that Euphoria'd be a rock-oriented track.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Muse/comments/twez5r/aleks_von_korff_instagram_cluessong_hints/</ref> As described by Riff Magazine, "''“Euphoria” grows from a dance-rock tune into a fist-pumping classic rock chorus''".<ref>https://riffmagazine.com/album-reviews/muse-will-of-the-people/</ref> Gigwise compared Euphoria to songs like [[Bliss (song)|Bliss]], [[Knights of Cydonia (song)|Knights of Cydonia]] and [[Time Is Running Out (song)|Time Is Running Out]]. <ref>https://www.gigwise.com/reviews/3425930/album-review-muse-will-of-the-people</ref> Fans also compared the song to [[Revolt (song)|Revolt]] and [[Get Up and Fight (song)|Get Up and Fight]]. The synths are reminiscent of “I Feel Love” by Donna Summer, released back in the 70s. Euphoria is the track that combines the Black Holes and Revelation eccentric styles with harder sounds which came from Absolution era.


The pre-choruses of Euphoria follow the exact same note progression as pre-choruses in [[Time Is Running Out (song)|Time Is Running Out]]. The song itself is also very similar in structure and pace to [[Crying Shame (song)|Crying Shame]], with a fast dance-rock beat. The choruses most resemble those of [[Revolt (song)|Revolt]] and [[Get Up and Fight (song)|Get Up and Fight]], having a pop punk tinge.
== Instrumentation ==


== Live ==  
Running at 158BPM, Euphoria is a fast-paced song, which features arpeggiated synth lines during the verses, with a fast four-on-the-floor drum beat. It also includes a [[Knights of Cydonia (song)|Knights of Cydonia]] & [[Blockades (song)|Blockades]]-inspired guitar sound. The pre-choruses follow a very similar note progression as the pre-choruses in [[Time Is Running Out (song)|Time Is Running Out]]. The song ditches the electronics during the choruses, which feature just guitar, bass and drums, and have a pop punk tinge to them, akin to songs like [[Revolt (song)|Revolt]] and [[Get Up and Fight (song)|Get Up and Fight]], but also similar to songs like [[Time Is Running Out (song)|Time Is Running Out]].
 
The song itself is also similar in structure and pace to [[Crying Shame (song)|Crying Shame]], with dancey verses and pop-punky choruses.
 
== Live ==
 
Euphoria is one of two songs from the Will of the People album (along with Ghosts) to have never been performed live.


== Lyrics ==  
== Lyrics ==  
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Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
It's been all work, no play
It's been all work and no play
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
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Our last hope and only you can save us
Our last hope and only you can save us
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Sealed off to numb all the pain
Sealed off
We are running out of air
We are running out of air
So start a fire and spice up this love affair
So start a fire and spice up this love affair
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Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
It's been all work no play
It's been all work and no play
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
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Euphoria
Euphoria
Give us euphoria
Give us euphoria
It's been all work no play
It's been all work and no play
Give me euphoria
Give me euphoria
I need euphoria
I need euphoria

Latest revision as of 22:30, 7 October 2023

Muse song
Name Euphoria[1]
Album/single Will of the People (9)
Length 3:23[2]
Alternative titles
First live performance
Latest live performance
Recorded 2021
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer Muse
Chart position


Description

The song's title has been "officially" leaked on March 14th, 2022 via the JSON output from wontstanddown.muse.mu, which contains basic album info. The song was leaked together with the rest of the album on August 23rd, 2022.

In Warner's album recap, Euphoria is described as a "lighting bolt rush" of a song.[3] On Aleks Von Korff's Instagram story, when describing songs through emojis, he used the "devil horns" emoji for this song, hinting that Euphoria'd be a rock-oriented track.[4] As described by Riff Magazine, "“Euphoria” grows from a dance-rock tune into a fist-pumping classic rock chorus".[5] Gigwise compared Euphoria to songs like Bliss, Knights of Cydonia and Time Is Running Out. [6] Fans also compared the song to Revolt and Get Up and Fight. The synths are reminiscent of “I Feel Love” by Donna Summer, released back in the 70s. Euphoria is the track that combines the Black Holes and Revelation eccentric styles with harder sounds which came from Absolution era.

Instrumentation

Running at 158BPM, Euphoria is a fast-paced song, which features arpeggiated synth lines during the verses, with a fast four-on-the-floor drum beat. It also includes a Knights of Cydonia & Blockades-inspired guitar sound. The pre-choruses follow a very similar note progression as the pre-choruses in Time Is Running Out. The song ditches the electronics during the choruses, which feature just guitar, bass and drums, and have a pop punk tinge to them, akin to songs like Revolt and Get Up and Fight, but also similar to songs like Time Is Running Out.

The song itself is also similar in structure and pace to Crying Shame, with dancey verses and pop-punky choruses.

Live

Euphoria is one of two songs from the Will of the People album (along with Ghosts) to have never been performed live.

Lyrics

Shut down

We are growing spiritless If no one cares, then who is gonna save us? Give us euphoria

Worn out Everything will fall apart So shine a light and warm up this heavy heart Give us euphoria

Brooding I need renewing I want satisfaction A gut reaction

Give us euphoria Give us euphoria It's been all work and no play Give us euphoria Give us euphoria I need to numb all the pain

Wake up We're becoming restless Our last hope and only you can save us Give us euphoria Sealed off We are running out of air So start a fire and spice up this love affair Give us euphoria

Brooding I need renewing I need satisfaction A gut reaction

Give us euphoria Give us euphoria It's been all work and no play Give us euphoria Give us euphoria I need to numb all the pain

Euphoria Give us euphoria It's been all work and no play Give me euphoria I need euphoria

I need to numb all the pain...

References