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Well there's a swoop thing in the backing vocals of the chorus (which i haven't started transcribing yet bc i'm still doing lead). There's some back vocals going "Ah ah ah" and then swoop up at the end of the chorus. The problem would be, how should i notate that if the ending note is not definite?
Back to the lead vocals, I think this is not the case so i think i'll want to use the slurs. What i'm still not sure is of the use of the grace notes... i can send a video as a noting reference if it works, hold on i'm editing the main post
You could probably leave off the ending note if the glissando to indicate indefinite final pitch. A lot of this stuff doesn't have only one right answer, there are a couple different ways you could tackle it.