"After You Came"

I listened to Every Good Boy Deserves Favour yester-day and noticed a small feature in "After You Came."  In the lines "So you just have to laugh / When it hurts so much," "hurts" is sung with a melisma (B A), giving a sense of degree (for "so much").

"After You Came"

In "After You Came," there's a melisma for "roam" in the lines "Things you want from your life's font / Will never let your spirit roam."  It's sung to two syllables (to the notes G and A), rather than just one, which musically gives something of a sense of the movement of "roam[ing]."