I need more time background singer

[MaoLee]

 In “I Need More Time,” there is a recurring phrase in the verses that is sung by the others. It first appears after “too many games of too many kinds.” What are they singing?

[huwcamden]

I think the resounding answer is no one knows mao...or certainly none of the 123 viewers of your post including myself!...it is bugging me now though...could it be "the politics of love"...or "Learning how to love"?...,I think the answer lies with the band members..so any chance of divulging?

[Guillaume]

In “I Need More Time,” there is a recurring phrase in the verses that is sung by the others. It first appears after “too many games of too many kinds.” What are they singing?

could it be "the politics of love"...or "Learning how to love"?...

I've asked myself this question several times, I might be wrong (sorry but English is not my native language!), but I feel like the vocals are saying something like "A man in the hole"? This might be my favorite song on this album, very intense for the music and the lyrics (when i translated them) ! The last part of the song when it "explodes" in a kind of despair, after the long build up is especially powerful.  "Between dog and wolf" is a beautiful album, which ages like fine wine.

[MaoLee]

could it be "the politics of love"...or "Learning how to love"?...

I just listened to the section with different frequencies. Somehow it sounds to me like “Calling in the room.” But of course, it could just be my imagination. Maybe the just singing "Dada di dada doooooo" 

I've asked myself this question several times, I might be wrong (sorry but English is not my native language!), but I feel like the vocals are saying something like "A man in the hole"? This might be my favorite song on this album, very intense for the music and the lyrics (when i translated them) ! The last part of the song when it "explodes" in a kind of despair, after the long build up is especially powerful.  "Between dog and wolf" is a beautiful album, which ages like fine wine.

Yes, it's a great piece of album.