In an exclusive interview, Yellowcard’s Ryan Key talks to Us about the pop-punk band’s hit single ‘Ocean Avenue’ and more
’s “Anatomy of a Song,” Key, 43, opens up about the history behind the tune, which was the band’s second single off of 2003’s. “The song almost didn’t go on the record. It was two weeks away from becoming a B-side,” he explains. “I had the verse lyrics without any music, then the rhythmic drum and guitar loop that became the verse is where I got that rhythm. [With] that melody, they just fit together perfectly.
At the time, Key went into rehearsal armed with his first attempt at the chorus — but he didn’t get the reaction that he was looking for. “Everyone looked at me like I had two heads, and I didn’t realize why, but it’s because the melody I had was ‘Time After Time’ by“I was like, well, I can’t do that — but then I couldn’t unhear it,” Key continues. “I was just stuck on that melody for weeks and trying to get it out of my head. I just couldn’t get rid of it.
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