I Will Follow You into the Dark was originally released by Death Cab for Cutie on their 2005 album Plans and as a single the following year. It is a dark love song where the singer promises to follow, even into death, even into the dark of Limbo. Haze Moon gives us a wonderful
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Time for some comedy. The Sound of Silence was originally released by Simon & Garfunkel on their 1964 album Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. and a remixed version was released as a single the following year. The original tells of a vision about the problems of society: of isolation; of people going through the
Harvester Of Constant Sorrow is a mashup of Harvester Of Sorrow and Man Of Constant Sorrow. Harvester Of Sorrow was originally released by Metallica on their 1988 album …And Justice For All and as a single. Man Of Constant Sorrow is a traditional US folk song that was originally published in 1913 as Farewell
Diggy Diggy Hole was originally released by The Yogscast as a single in 2014, after having originally been created during the YouTube video Shadow of Israphel Part 8. It is an anthemic work song of the Dwarves for when they dig the jewels and precious stones from the earth. This is a heavy metal
Lone Wolf was originally released on the 2019 album Northern Memory Vol. 1. It tells of the lone wolf‘s journey through Mongolia, Siberia, and China and the changes that time has made. It is a high power, heavy rock song with a heavy Mongolian flavour with gutteral vocals and a strong driving beat. For
Lunâ Albâ [White Moon] was originally released by Elena Gheorghe on her 2019 album Lunâ Albâ [White Moon]. It is about asking the moon to light your way because you have followed your dreams to a foreign land and can now only hug your love in your dreams. It is sung in Aromanian, a
Please Don’t Say You Love Me was originally released by Gabrielle Aplin on her 2013 album English Rain and as a single. It is about a relationship where the singer doesn’t want her lover to say he loves her because she wants to take it slowly after having rushed in before and that has
It’s Just Me is the debut solo single from Sami. It is about being yourself, being proud of who you are, and of losing yourself as a first step towards finding who you really are. It is a beautiful, gentle, acoustic song with a refreshing honesty and a simple message that is often forgotten.
After the Gold Rush was originally released by Neil Young on the 1970 album After the Gold Rush. It is about a dream in three scenes, the first using medieval imagery, the 2nd lying in a basement looking at the sky, and the last using science fiction imagery about an escape to live on
Alliluiya [Hallelujah] is a Russian version of the song that was originally recorded by Leonard Cohen on his 1984 album Various Positions. The Russian version was translated by Leonid Agutin for the Russian TV talent show Golos Detei [The Voice Kids] and the lyrics don’t follow the English, apart from the chorus, but instead