From trying this tho, i now realise just how complexed the song Time is lol.   There is no way anybody could kareoke to this song decently if they hadent had lots and lots and lots and lots of listens to the song first, as there is just so much to take in.   At one point in the song, you get a bar change during the middle of a word (which is not commonly done), the bit where it goes "hanging onto desperation is the english way", the bar changes in the middle of the word "desperation".

Then there's the part of, how should you make your voice sound on the lyrical parts where the singing is not so melodic? ("then one day you look behind, 10 years have passed you by" ect).  I didnt pick the right way, and on those parts i sound more like a school kid talking in a monotonous droning voice like they do when giving an english oral presentation to the class lol.

Many prog songs are more difficult than what they seem at first glance. I believe my intonation was pretty good but my problem is that my voice timbre is not nice and my range rather limited.

But it's a great song to play, not too difficult and very enjoyable!

I'm not sure what you mean by "bar change" there, are you referring to the different note/chord being played as compared to the previous line?

Its hard to explain what i mean by saying "bar change" purely by text.   If we were face to face instead, id find it more easier to get across what i mean.   But if someone were to have a go at kareoking to Time, and they dont already know exactly how "hanging onto desperation is the english way" is meant to be sung, they will mess it up.

Anyway, that's why I prefer doing karaoke in a private room or in the comfort of a home. Much easier for me and my friends and family to hit those harmonies (usually).

I agree. That line you quoted is pretty much up and down on 2 notes.