A Lonely Road, by Black Soul Horde

A Lonely Road

by Black Soul Horde

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LexMetalUndergroundAustria These acoustic versions showcase a darker side of these tracks, the energetic power of the album versions is replaced by a brooding and melancholic atmosphere. GREAT Favorite track: A Neverending Journey (Fantasia Version).

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1.	A Neverending Journey (Fantasia Version) 04:37	lyrics	buy track
Once upon a time I was a young man Years before I turned into a fraud Searching for the truth, shaping the future Calmly walking on a lonely road Brother save me from myself Take my hand Have no fear my friend A neverending journey has began Now close your eyes, act like you care You know that I'm living on the edge I'm living on the edge I'm living on Then I realized it wasn't worth it Fighting for a world that would not change People always seemed to disappoint me Time was right to start living on the edge Brother save me from myself Take my hand Have no fear my friend A neverending journey has began Now close your eyes, act like you care You know that I'm living on the edge I'm living on the edge I'm living on the edge
2.	The Frail And The Weak (Frail Version) 03:59	lyrics	buy track
Dear mother nature, dear father sky Unholy bringer of light Four-handed goddess, wielder of time Judge with your all seeing eye The time seemed right for dark legions to rise Don't try to change destiny Our fate is sealed, by the few, not the wise Come our savior and set us free We're the frail and the weak Lords of the nations, merchants of lives Ruling with fear and despair Merciless leaders, prophets of death Spreading their hate everywhere The time seemed right for dark legions to rise Don't try to change destiny Our fate is sealed, by the few, not the wise Come our savior and set us free We're bound to fail, and then cease to exist We're the frail and the weak

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This is an acoustic interpretation of 2 of our songs with some additional orchestral parts and some guest musicians.
We thought we'd try something different.
Original versions can be found on the album "Land Of Demise".

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released January 29, 2021

Recorded, mixed and mastered in Mothstudio Productions by John Tsiakopoulos.

Music and arrangements by John Tsiakopoulos
Lyrics and additional arrangement by Jim Kotsis

Additional vocals on track 2 by Katerina Garofallidi
Piano on track 2 by Johnny Thermos

Artwork by John Tsiakopoulos

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Black Soul Horde Athens, Greece

Classic Heavy Metal attitude with NWOBHM and Doom epicness and melody. Also influenced from the occult, the Norse and epic mythology.

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