The last four minutes of the song is an instrumental outro.

The outro was also used on the single version of "Atlantic".

Work had an extended outro, which made the show appear to have ended.

Song was too long, so i just skipped to the outro.

The outro does not include the guitar solo at the end.

A couple of corners were cut, particularly the final chorus and outro.

The outro track on the album stated that it wasn't.

The video uses a longer version of the song, with an extended 1-minute outro.

The only change made in the single version is an abridged outro.

It is used during the outro of the song.

In regard to the effort required to complete the game, many people have found the outro disappointing.

After each song on the album, there was an instrumental outro track.

In the outro, the band must run away from the club and returns onto the crowded street.

Parker also experiments with different effects during the outro solo.

The song builds back up to a double chorus before the outro.

The album version features a long instrumental outro for the song.

Thus when viewing an outro, the player must be alert to catch all the details.

After a short outro, an instrumental coda is used to close the song.

It doesn't feature drums but a few ride crashes on the outro.

He has been known to use outro beats to segue into the next song.

The bulk of the song is only about three minutes long, but the outro could go on forever, really."

Finally, the chorus is repeated four times before the short outro that closes the song.

There is an intro at the beginning of the song and an outro for the ending.

The lead guitar in the outro is accompanied by the main riff.

In the end, an extended outro follows, during which fast unison patterns are heard.