The Traveler's Path
Russell Brower Lyrics
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Yah hue bong su dah
Shang bay ya song hu yue kwong shong fuey
Liu Lang
Su wi gu dibiyah
Jah fu mah shoiyah
Ni yan fong du jah fo iki
Wan jah
Biyah deng gah shiji
Liu Lang gu gi shume ni sha
Ni sha
Interpreting the lyrics of Russell Brower's song "The Traveler's Path" provides an intriguing glimpse into a narrative that combines elements of fantasy and mysticism. The lyrics, sung in a fictional language, convey a sense of adventure, a journey undertaken by a traveler on a path unknown. The opening lines, "Panda fey wan jah, Yah hue bong su dah," create an atmosphere of mystery and anticipation. The use of repetitive sounds and syllables in "Shang bay ya song hu yue kwong shong fuey" adds to the rhythmic quality of the lyrics, evoking a sense of movement and progression.
The mention of "Liu Lang" introduces a character and captures a deep longing for discovery, aligning with themes of wanderlust and exploration. The subsequent lines, "Su wi gu dibiyah, Jah fu mah shoiyah," exemplify a yearning to uncover hidden knowledge or secrets of the world. The phrase "Ni yan fong du jah fo iki" possibly alludes to the traveler's hope of finding enlightenment along their path.
Overall, "The Traveler's Path" carries a sense of wonder and curiosity, urging the listener to embark on their own personal journey of discovery, both within themselves and in the wide, unknown world.
Line by Line Meaning
Panda fey wan jah
In the land of the Panda, there is a serene path
Yah hue bong su dah
Where the gentle harmony of nature resides
Shang bay ya song hu yue kwong shong fuey
Among the mountains, rivers, and trees, a melodious symphony echoes
Liu Lang
Traveler
Su wi gu dibiyah
Embracing the solitude of the journey
Jah fu mah shoiyah
Seeking inspiration and enlightenment
Ni yan fong du jah fo iki
With eyes open to the vastness of the world
Wan jah
Oh, traveler
Su wi hu ikwang
Embrace the uncertainty
Biyah deng gah shiji
For every step brings a new story
Liu Lang gu gi shume ni sha
Traveler, may your melodies enchant the world
Ni sha
Oh, traveler
Writer(s): Edo Guidotti, Jeremy Soule, Neal Acree, Sam Cardon
Contributed by Ethan Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@niztfuru
SHEN-ZIN SU: THE TRAVELER'S PATH
Panda fey wan jah
Yah hue bong su dah
Shang bay ya song hu yue kwong shong fuey
Liu Lang
Su wi gu dibiyah
Jah fu mah shoiyah
Ni yan fong du jah fo iki
Wan jah
Su wi hu ikwang
Biyah deng gah shiji
Liu Lang gu gi shume ni sha
Ni sha
@PSO2ube
I'm going to be honest. When I first heard this song, I was like "what the heck am I listening too?" But ever since I've played Mists of Pandaria and experienced what the expansion had to offer, this song has a whole new meaning. It's amazing!
@Apothacary102
4:50 really hits it for me.
@TheBigPoffa
+Apothacary102 Any idea where in-game that 4:50 melody plays? I'm looking for it in the game files.
@leichenfaust4083
timeless
@Markwoodcock2
Would love to hear more "songs from Pandaria". Can't stop listening to this
@pl3kkiller
I've never doubted blizzard when they announced this expansion, and after playing this there is only one thing to say: WOW this was an amazing journey, the music and story everything
@pdude1911
the last minute = pure bliss. The game has gone downhill each expansion imo, but Blizzard knows how to deliver quality music each time.
@Xarantaur3020
I really love this song and I need to catch the Wanderer's Festival this sunday
@zurkka
blizzard should do a hole cinematic of chen singing this, it would be epic
@lance9755
loving the final part of this, reminding me of Tibet