Original sentence: It also uses a great deal of instrumentation that Alice in Chains had previously not attempted, including horns and string instruments.It features a folky lead riff, followed by a hard electric guitar solo.It is notably softer than Alice in Chains's previous recordings on both Facelift and Dirt.This song is a perfect example of the harmony between vocalist Layne Staley and guitarist Jerry Cantrell
Edited sentence: "I Stay Away" also uses a great deal of instrumentation that Alice in Chains had previously not attempted, including horns and string instruments.A hard rock electric guitar solo then plays amidst the bright acoustic section.It also effectively demonstrates the harmony between vocalist Layne Staley and guitarist Jerry Cantrell.The chorus then reintroduces the upbeat tones with powerfully long-drawn vocals and anxious violins.The track is notably softer than Alice in Chains's previous recordings on both Facelift and Dirt; however, despite the bright opening guitar riff and verse, the song's pre-chorus suddenly detours into dark, sludgy electric guitar and a haunting vocal harmony