Technical Information On Songs
| Song | Length | Tempo | Key | Time signature | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Is It Any Wonder?" | 3:06 | 129bpm | A (La major) | 4/4 on 8 beats | Rock |
| "Let It Slide" | 4:11 | 130bpm | C# (Do sharp major) | 4/4 on 8 beats | Rock |
| "He Used to Be a Lovely Boy" | 3:38 | 65bpm | G (Sol major) | 4/4 | Acoustic ballad |
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