Comes
Drop out
Drop out verb - Give up in the face of defeat of lacking hope; admit defeat.
Both terms in one sentence
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Marlon comes to realize this when a young fan tells him that he plans to drop out of school and drink malt liquor.
Source: Series / The Wayans Bros. - All of the instruments drop out, the flute comes in, then church bells, then a drum roll, then quieting under Peter's vocals, followed by full instrumentation returning via a drum break.
Source: Music / Supper's Ready - This comes up in their post-Colors albums too, such as in "Disease, Injury, Madness" when it turns bizarrely into a swingy blues jam following a horse's whinny, or "Extremophile Elite" where all the metal instruments drop out giving way to a small orchestra backing a xylophone solo.
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