Click Clack Symphony.

That was very uncharacteristic struggles with them.

See, I am still waiting for somebody to use Click Clack Symphony as a free skate.

Yeah.

And nobody has.

It's a free idea.

It's a free idea.

But it's funny because Harrison Chan, when they come out, the music in their bio, it says, like, Click Clack Symphony and Where's My...

No, I don't think it even says Where's My Husband.

Yeah, here it is.

Click Clack Symphony, you have, I mean, like you're making a, I use the word movie to describe the album, and then you have Hans Zimmer as a collaborator.

What's your voice memo sound like for making that?

I actually have...

But I would have thought that you were a lyric first person the whole time.

Are you not a lyric first person?

title first so click clack symphony existed before the song did and then you get the concept of one of the heels as the backbeat you know i get the concept of this wanting to feel like girls marching out on the thing overcoming depression getting dragging something dragging your friend out the house being like we're gonna face the night get snap out of it kind of vibe so you have the intention And then that's why there are so many versions.

That's a version of just random ad-libs, melodies.

[upbeat music]

Click Clack Symphony, Ray featuring Hans Zimmer right here on Kiss 92.

All the great songs in one place.

And good old Hans was in town, uh, last week, I believe.

Mm-hmm.

And Shaista went for the concert.

Did he, um, do that song, Click Clack Symphony?

No. Would've been so good, huh?

And do you know what? The thing about Raye is, I mean, there's lots of things-

Her Click Clack Symphony is also great

Oh, that's great.

Raye has really worked it.