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Meter or metre is a concept related to an underlying division of time characteristic of western music. The concept provides that the pattern, is usually 2, 3, or 4 beats long, (duple, triple, quadruple), and each beat may be normally divided into 2 or 3 basic subdivisions (simple, compound). Another view is that meter is the measurement of a musical line into measures of stressed and unstressed "beats", indicated in Western music notation by a symbol called a time signature. Yet another view is that "meter" describes the whole concept of measuring rhythmic units, but it can also be used as a specific descriptor for a measurement of an individual piece as represented by the time signature—for example, "This piece is in 4/4 meter(help·info)" is equivalent to "This piece is in 4/4 time" or "This piece has a 4/4 time signature" – all of which are formally called simple quadruple meter, four beats, each normally divided by 2. Wikipedia

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The town where she was born, like town where I was born was built by white settlers seeking gold and other treasures. Like me she feels uncomfortable in the clothing of her ancestors. "It's not easy" she would say, putting her fingers in the ashtray, "It's not easy to erase your blood"		Rock me now in the arms of cobwebs (come on, sing with me) Roll me out in the arms of cobwebs
That night she found a man to treasure and together they'd planted flowers of warning, fearing frost. Late on shallow evenings while their enemies slept, they hammered the soil asking for answers in green. His value declined when he offered his name. Why did he offer it?		His value declined when he offered his name. (Ah ah ah ah ah)
When she was 7 years old she saw a man get shot but no one came along for a long time because it happened in a remote parking lot in Las Vegas And she was waiting for her mom to come back from working the blackjack table at the Circus Circus casino. And that night her mom said that the two of them and the now dead guy were the only 3 people who ever lived in Las Vegas. Everybody else just arrived, ate their complimentary shrimp cocktails, and left.		Rock me now in the arms of cobwebs (It's a one room city, yeah) Roll me out in the arms of cobwebs (So can you roll with me?) His value declined when he offered his name. (Ah ah ah ah ah)
It's a one room city the wall to wall to wall to wall to wall goes to street to street to street