I listened to the I Love You album to-day, and I remembered something I noticed in "She Does Everything for Me" a couple months ago (more like half a year; it was in August) that I neglected to write about.
The first line is "There is nothing to say; it's all been said," and that "said" has a melisma. It's sung to the notes E F# E D. Because it's sung to more than one note, there's almost a musical representation of "all" having "been said." It's as if each note to which "said" is sung represents a past conversation.
