HencefortH (note the last H) … Read Full Bio ↴There are two bands called Henceforth.
HencefortH (note the last H) is a melodic oldschool hardcore band from Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
www.caretodancewithus.com Their last album is called "An Ambush Among Friends" A couple of songs you can find on Last.fm. There's also a Youtube clip on here!
Henceforth is a heavy metal, progressive rock band from Brasil and first saw the light of day back in 1993, when Hugo, Fabio (both former members of Wardeath, a trash metal band) and Andre Nikakis (former Final Garden bass player) got together to start a new band. After some time, the line-up was stabilized with Hugo (g), Andre (b), Fabio (d), Daniel Matos (v, Andre Matos' younger brother) and Cristiano Altieri (k). In 1996 the band recorded its first demo tape "The Last Day", containing 3 songs ("Leave", "Runaway" and "The Last Day"), which was reviewed in several publications throughout the world and was highly acclaimed by the fans. By then the band was playing in the underground circuit at its hometown, São Paulo. Further down the road, singer Daniel left the band to work in other musical projects. He was replaced by BJ, who would be introduced to the public on the second 3-song ("In the Garden", "Reaching for the Sky" and "Tales") demo. With this line-up the band would play at some bigger venues as openning acts for Angra. BJ left the band on June, 2000 (a little less than one year after the band started working with Guilherme and Luis on the pre-production of the debut album). He was replaced by Frank Harris, whose style fitted even better into the band's music. Late in 2001 the band started recording its debut-CD, but due to a number of factors work on the CD was virtually interrupted in 2002 only to re-start on early 2003. In the mean time, another line-up change: bass player Andre decides to leave the band and move to Greece; his position was filled by Hugo's brother and Shaaman bass player Luis Mariutti.
Henceforth today remains faithful to its roots by mixing Heavy Metal and Progressive Rock, but sounding heavier than ever before. The self-titled debut album was released in Brazil in December, 2005 via Voice Music.
www.henceforth.com.br
Changing Tide
HencefortH Lyrics
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No matter how hard you try to make it last
It will go away
Life has a way
To surprise you when you least expect
Out of the blue
Unsuspecting of the change ahead
It was a hell of a ride
But now it's through where will you go from here?
There's only haze
You strain your eyes
and see a giant wave headed your way
You can't turn away
So you hold on to what you think you've got
Unsuspecting of the change ahead
When it comes it hits you like a brick
Knocks you senseless wondering what went wrong
And then day after day
You make you best to face your fate
One day you'll feel at home
Just in time for the next wave
Next big wave
Don't ever get fooled by calm waters around
It's all so fragile and vain
You'd better prepare for what lies ahead, for now you live
The calm before the storm
And then day after day
You make you best to face your fate
One day you'll feel at home
Just in time for the next wave
Next big wave
The lyrics of HencefortH's song "Changing Tide" talk about the uncertainty and unpredictability of life, which no matter how good it may seem, is subject to change at any given moment. The song speaks about the inevitability of change and how one needs to be prepared for the next big wave that will come along, as life is fragile and vain.
The song begins by stating that no matter how good or how much we try, things will come to an end, or life will take unexpected turns. The lyrics speak of holding onto what we think we've got, being unsuspecting of what lies ahead. Suddenly, there comes the change that we were unprepared for, and it hits us like a brick, leaving us wondering what went wrong.
The lyrics then talk about day after day we try to face our fate, making our best to cope with what is in front of us, until gradually, we start to feel at home, just in time for the next big wave. The song concludes by suggesting that we don't get fooled by the calm waters around us, and we should prepare for what lies ahead as we are living in the calm before the storm.
Line by Line Meaning
No matter how good it seems
Even if everything seems perfect
No matter how hard you try to make it last
Even if you do everything in your power to maintain it
It will go away
It will inevitably disappear
Life has a way
Life often operates in a particular manner
To surprise you when you least expect
It can catch you off guard when you are not anticipating it
Out of the blue
Suddenly out of nowhere
So you hold on to what you think you've got
You try to maintain control over what you believe you have
Unsuspecting of the change ahead
Without realizing that change is coming
It was a hell of a ride
It was exhilarating and intense
But now it's through where will you go from here?
Now that it's over, what is the next step?
There's only haze
The future is uncertain
You strain your eyes
You look closely
and see a giant wave headed your way
And realize that a huge change is coming
You can't turn away
You cannot avoid it
When it comes it hits you like a brick
When change occurs it can be abrupt and overwhelming
Knocks you senseless wondering what went wrong
Disorienting you and causing you to question what happened
And then day after day
As time goes by
You make you best to face your fate
You do your best to cope with the situation
One day you'll feel at home
Eventually you will adjust
Just in time for the next wave
But then another change will come
Don't ever get fooled by calm waters around
Do not let the appearance of stability deceive you
It's all so fragile and vain
Because everything is precarious and transient
You'd better prepare for what lies ahead, for now you live
You must remain ready for what is to come, because this is your reality
The calm before the storm
The peacefulness that precedes upheaval
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Fabio Elsas, Hugo Mariutti
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