"Maybe after He's Gone"
The "breathe" in the line "I feel I'll never breathe again" is sung to two syllables instead of just one. There's a deliberateness in how it's sung, almost as if the speaker/singer wants to draw out the breaths he has now because he feels there will soon be a time he can't breathe at all (the next line is "I feel life's gone from me")."Tell Her No"
The "charms" in the line "And if she tempts you with her charms" has a melisma. Instead of the one syllable it's spoken with, there are multiple syllables, as if to make the "charms" musically alluring.---
Both of these features are on the original recordings that the Zombies did in the '60s. However, on this live album, the melisma'd "breathe" in "Maybe after He's Gone" is more prominent, and the melisma to which the "charms" in "Tell Her No" is sung actually has more notes than the original recording. (It's G# E F# in the original; G# F# E F# in this live version.)
