The mark is a sound. The mark consists of drums, a tambourine, acoustic rhythm guitars, an electric guitar and a bass guitar. The mark opens with a cymbal crash, and the drums play a steady beat with kick, snare and hi-hats while the tambourine shaker plays double-speed rhythm over the top. During the first measure, the acoustic guitars and bass play a D major chord, with the acoustic guitars playing on the offbeat of each sixteenth count. At the second measure, an electric lead guitar comes in a plays the main melody, which consists of a D5 dotted eighth note, followed by a D5 sixteenth note, E5 eighth note, E5 sixteenth note, E5 sixteenth note, a G5 triplet eighth note, F-sharp triplet eighth note, and finally a D5 quarter note tied to a D5 dotted half note. The electric bass copies the electric guitar melody, following it exactly, and the acoustic guitars match the melody with D, E minor, G, F-sharp, E minor, and D chords accordingly. As the melody section comes to an end, another cymbal crash and a snare roll punctuate it. The acoustic guitars and bass then play a D major chord for the first two beats and a C major chord for the last two beats of each measure, repeating the 2-chord rhythm until the track fades out.