However, he transforms the tempo into something totally different than that of Bryan's. His version begins with immediate lyrics, unlike Bryan's version, and then booms into an energized thumping that makes listeners feel the urge to dance. Because young party goers enjoy dancing, the tempo of his mix makes it enjoyable to younger audiences...
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Being nearly twice the tempo of Bryan's, DJ Sammy's version of "Heaven" causes the blood vessels in the human body to pulsate and throb accordingly to its' fast pace. Not only do the tempos differ, but the instruments involved to represent each artist do as well. Though love is a slow process, its' intensity rings like the strings of an electric guitar, yet remains as gentle as the notes of an electric keyboard...
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