All things go in cycles

Everything returns to where it once came

The wheel of time always continues to spin

within each and every thing

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Tried to focus on lots of cyclic arpeggios and mirrored melody lines.
Used a bunch of Valhalla Supermassive also!

(sorry this one's kinda mean)

well you're not really my type

but at least you've got a car

and though i can't stay out all night

i'm sure we can get pretty far

i'm tired of speculating

what it's like really dating

you seem to care so i guess

i should, too

so you take me to a spot

off of 4 and 17

where the shelves are stocked with... booster packs?

and the crowd looks kinda mean

i think it's kinda tragic

you dragged me to modern Magic

but you seem to care so

i guess i should, too

we're going nowhere fast

in your four-door sedan

still reeks of your dad's

marlboro reds

you said you want romance

to please give you a chance

but i think

this thing needs to end

In your 4WD custom-made vehicle, you drive until the normal world is no more, and the rust becomes everything. But you're not afraid of hell.

This was going to be a doors and wheels song, but since the electric guitar wasn't working, it's just a doors song.

Happy 700th compo, everyone!

why not both

let's get you rolling

got all them wheels

i can't believe what you think

a doorway could lead you to me

looking around you  

and all that i see is

wheels, wheels, wheels

you know its got to be wheels

VERSE

One-two, is that a wheel for you?

Three-four, the hinges on the door

Five-six, are~ windows a trick?

Seven, eight, this was a mistake.

Unclear why you even care 

Not sure why you all must stare

These things, they only cause division

No path to win, no satisfaction

PRE-CHORUS 

Of all the things

That we fight about

This was that thing

Where answers burn out.

CHORUS

What now

Is that an open door?

What now

Spinning wheels some more

What now

Is it anticipation?

The things you list

Add to your frustration

VERSE

One-two, a gears a wheel you say?

Three-four, the hatches on the floor

Five-six, the numbers you predict

Arent even close, what a mistake.

CHORUS

What now

Is that an open door?

What now

Spinning wheels some more

What now

Is it anticipation?

The things you list

Add to your frustration

What now

Is that an open door?

What now

Spinning wheels some more

What now

Is it anticipation?

 he things you list

Give in to your elation

It's wheels

Seven hundred, gone right past me

As the wheels of time are spun

No one quite knows where it all goes

Battles lost and battles won

A rustling jam is all I'm left with

As I roll on down this long road

Never certain where I'll go

Pick things up as I go along now

Breaking even, getting old

A rustling jam is all I'm left with

making due with constant changes

faces scatter like the leaves

distant winter coming closer

get my mind up off that freeze

Look out for my other alias, they are the key into the challenges. This is merely the intro, explaining things. If you get at least one challenge right, you win the prize!

Match the entry to the user. Shouldn't be hard right? Reminder, you only need one win, to claim the prize :D

I got this idea from the song welcome to the internet

for every door that has been slammed shut

i will still try and find a way

for every passaged closed and blocked

i will push on every day

and in the darkness behind these walls

i will tear open a new way

and in the prison of my mind

i will push on every day

My initial opinion is that there are more wheels than doors, but since there's no practical way to test this, nor reason, here's a little symph-rock thing with a surprising amount of restraint. Wanted to capture wheels with the arpeggios and fast bass, then doors with slower long notes.

**DO NOT VOTE**

Had a long explanation here, but chose to edit file. GOTTA GO FAST!!~

Structured into two halves which play at different times; the melody that 'rotates' around are wheels, and the section with big chords are doors. On top of that, it sounds dramatic like a battle.

I've hidden a famous melody inside an original composition. How well do you know it? As a reminder, you only need to win one of these challenges to claim your prize!

I have made an original composition. Your task is to identify the BPM of the piece, as closest as you can. The person who is the closest is the winner. Thanks to everyone for this incredible experience, probably the most fun i've had in ages. I always look forward to compo, it's a blast. Shout out to everyone! Answers will be submitted tomorrow!!

Wheel Door.