Founded by Nick Phoenix and Thomas J. Bergersen in March 2006 and based in … Read Full Bio ↴Founded by Nick Phoenix and Thomas J. Bergersen in March 2006 and based in Santa Monica, California, Two Steps from Hell is a company specializing in composing music for motion picture advertising.
As is usual with trailer music, most of their releases are not sold commercially and are available for licensing only.
Public albums
Invincible (2010) — Compilation of some of the most popular Two Steps from Hell tracks. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Illusions (2011) — Thomas Bergersen solo album, formerly titled Nemesis II. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Archangel (2011) — Compilation of more of the most popular Two Steps from Hell tracks.
Demon's Dance (2012) — Compilation of tracks from various albums spanning multiple genres, available only on the Two Steps from Hell app for iOS and Android.
Halloween (2012) — Compilation of well-known horror tracks from several demonstration albums, with several other-genre tracks as well.
SkyWorld (2012) — First public album to use mostly all-new tracks. Expanded version available on ExtremeMusic.
Classics Volume One (2013) — Compilation of previously unreleased tracks in the same vein as Invincible and Archangel. First public album available in lossless audio. Expanded version available on ExtremeMusic.
Speed of Sound (2013) — Nick Phoenix album. All-new tracks. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Miracles (2014) — An epic drama/emotional album with the best of Illumina, Dreams & Imaginations, Two Steps From Heaven, and a few new tracks composed by Thomas Bergersen.
Colin Frake on Fire Mountain (2014) — Soundtrack for an e-book penned by Nick Phoenix. Composed by Thomas Bergersen with additional music by Nick Phoenix.
Sun (2014) — All new tracks by Thomas Bergersen. Follow-up to Illusions. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Battlecry (2015) — Public Album; "ultra epic" follow-up to SkyWorld and the first public album to be released on two discs. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Legacy (2015) — Japan-exclusive album featuring compiled tracks from previous public albums.
Classics Volume Two (2015) — Compilation of new and previously unreleased tracks.
Two Steps from Hell: Ringtones (2016) — A collection of ringtones released on Google Play.
Vanquish (2016) —Released 12/02/16. Contains singer Felicia Ferrare who appeared in Battlecry.
Demonstration albums
Volume One (2006) — First album, featuring various genres
Shadows and Nightmares (2006) — Horror genre album, along with a sound effects library
Dynasty (2007) — Epic genre album
All Drums Go to Hell (2007) — Heavily percussion-oriented album
Pathogen (2007) — Epic futuristic metal album mostly composed by Nick Phoenix
Nemesis (2007) — Epic genre album mostly composed by Thomas Bergersen
Dreams & Imaginations (2008) — New Age album
Legend (2008) — Epic genre album, with some tracks composed by Troels Folmann
Ashes (2008) — Horror genre album
The Devil Wears Nada (2009) — Mostly light and humorous album
Power of Darkness (2010) — Epic genre album
All Drones Go to Hell (2010) — New Age album; also known as Mystical Beginnings.
Illumina (2010) — New Age album
Balls to the Wall (2011) — Percussion album, with some tracks composed by Alex Pfeffer.
Nero (2011) — Epic genre album, with some tracks composed by Alex Pfeffer.
Two Steps from Heaven (2012) — Pet project of Thomas Bergersen, featuring inspiring, emotional, and adventurous music.
Burn (2012) — A small collection of eight dubstep remixed tracks.
Cyanide (2013) — Percussion album
Crime Lab (2013) — electronic industrial album
Open Conspiracy (2014) — Electronic Hybrid album composed by Hitesh Ceon, Nick Pittsinger, Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix.
Amaria (2014) — new age/drama album composed by Thomas Bergersen.
Too Big to Fail (2014) — Sound effects library / Trailer toolkit.
Empire (2015) — Industry Album. Mostly consists of tracks from Classics Volume Two composed by Nick Phoenix.
Stronger Faster Braver (2015) — Subtitled as "Extreme Sports Music". Motivational, energetic and driving compositions.
Other albums
There are a number of albums made by other composers from the company, which are not considered part of the primary library and are consequently not represented on official Two Steps from Hell resources. They include:
Sinners (2011) — Electronic metal album composed by Aleksandar Dimitrijevic
Faction (2012) — Dark drones and soundscapes. Putative author is "Brad Rue", as shown on ExtremeMusic.com.
Solaris (2013) — Epic futuristic metal album, actually composed by Alex Pfeffer, who had previously contributed several tracks to the "Nero" album.
Orion (2013) — Short epic hybrid album composed by Michał Cielecki.
Quarantine (2014) — Sci-fi electronica album composed by Brad Rue.
Additionally, composer Troels Folmann contributed a number of tracks to the industry albums Dynasty, Dreams & Imaginations, and Legend, though he was credited only for the latter.
Commercial singles
Commercially available songs that are not on any album or were released as preview tracks. All of the following pieces are written by Bergersen, except where noted:
A Place in Heaven (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album. Vocals performed by Jenifer Thigpen.
Ocean Princess (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album. Vocals performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Starvation (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album.
Promise (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album. Features cello performed by Tino Guo and vocals performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Heart (2011) — Originally a single made to raise money to help the Tōhoku earthquake victims. Later included on the Two Steps from Heaven and Miracles albums.
The Hero in Your Heart (2013) — A single made to raise money to help the victims of the Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. Lyrics written and performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
That's A Wrap (2014) — A dark, adventurous orchestral ten-minute song created entirely with Thomas's proprietary sample library.
Autumn Love (2014) — An emotional, piano-driven track in a similar style to Dreams and Imaginations.
Into Darkness (2014) — A nine-minute mix of neo-orchestral and EDM club style. Lyrics performed by Thomas Bergersen
Stay (2014) — A pop-themed pre-release single from the Miracles album. Lyrics written and performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Miracles (2014) — A second pre-release single from the Miracles album.
Children of the Sun (2015.05.04) — Original vocal version of "None Shall Live" from the Battlecry album. Lyrics performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Christmas Medley (2015) — An orchestral medley comprising various Christmas songs. The track is named Two Steps From Xmas on ExtremeMusic.com
Threnody for Europe (2016.07.23) — A nearly ten-minute track intended as "a musical contemplation on the current unrest in Europe."
Standalone tracks
Songs that are not on any album or were initially released as preview tracks via Facebook. All of the following pieces are written by Bergersen, except when noted:
Soaring Over Hollywood (2009) — A demo track created using the East West Hollywood Strings sample library.
Just Another Happy Ending (2009) — A demo track created using the East West Hollywood Strings sample library.
In Your Arms (2010) — A remix of "Memories" from the Dreams & Imaginations album, featuring Merethe Soltvedt.
Tower of Mischief (2011) — Intended as a preview track for the Two Steps from Heaven album, but ultimately released on Nero.
My Freedom (2011) — A track originally considered for release on Illusions. Later included on the Nero album. Lyrics performed by Merethe Soltvedt. Has since been released to the public on the album Miracles.
Benedictus (2011) — Originally intended for release on Sun. Later included on the Two Steps from Heaven album.
Where Are You (2011) — Pop-trance track with acoustic elements. Lyrics performed by Thomas Bergersen
My Soul, Not Yours (2012) — Experimental dubstep track. Later included on the Burn album as "Not Your Soul".
Hymn to Life (2012) — A track released on the occasion of Thomas's birthday. Later performed in a Czech concert as "Hymnus Vitae Dedicatus".
To Die on Halloween (2012) — A song from the public album, Halloween, with lyrics written and performed by Nick Phoenix. An official music video was released via YouTube.
Colin and Petunia (2014) — Preview track for the Colin Frake on Fire Mountain album. Retitled "Colin Frake" for its album release.
Freedom Ship (2015) — Preview track for the Battlecry album. Composed by Nick Phoenix.
Neverdark (2015) — Preview track for the Classics Volume Two album. Composed by Nick Phoenix.
Since the release of their first album in 2006, their music has been featured in trailers for movies like Babel, Flyboys, Superman Returns, Blood Diamond, The Da Vinci Code, X-Men: The Last Stand, The Hitcher, Hannibal Rising, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, WALL•E, Anna Karenina and many others.
As is usual with trailer music, most of their releases are not sold commercially and are available for licensing only.
Public albums
Invincible (2010) — Compilation of some of the most popular Two Steps from Hell tracks. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Illusions (2011) — Thomas Bergersen solo album, formerly titled Nemesis II. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Archangel (2011) — Compilation of more of the most popular Two Steps from Hell tracks.
Demon's Dance (2012) — Compilation of tracks from various albums spanning multiple genres, available only on the Two Steps from Hell app for iOS and Android.
Halloween (2012) — Compilation of well-known horror tracks from several demonstration albums, with several other-genre tracks as well.
SkyWorld (2012) — First public album to use mostly all-new tracks. Expanded version available on ExtremeMusic.
Classics Volume One (2013) — Compilation of previously unreleased tracks in the same vein as Invincible and Archangel. First public album available in lossless audio. Expanded version available on ExtremeMusic.
Speed of Sound (2013) — Nick Phoenix album. All-new tracks. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Miracles (2014) — An epic drama/emotional album with the best of Illumina, Dreams & Imaginations, Two Steps From Heaven, and a few new tracks composed by Thomas Bergersen.
Colin Frake on Fire Mountain (2014) — Soundtrack for an e-book penned by Nick Phoenix. Composed by Thomas Bergersen with additional music by Nick Phoenix.
Sun (2014) — All new tracks by Thomas Bergersen. Follow-up to Illusions. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Battlecry (2015) — Public Album; "ultra epic" follow-up to SkyWorld and the first public album to be released on two discs. Also available on ExtremeMusic.
Legacy (2015) — Japan-exclusive album featuring compiled tracks from previous public albums.
Classics Volume Two (2015) — Compilation of new and previously unreleased tracks.
Two Steps from Hell: Ringtones (2016) — A collection of ringtones released on Google Play.
Vanquish (2016) —Released 12/02/16. Contains singer Felicia Ferrare who appeared in Battlecry.
Demonstration albums
Volume One (2006) — First album, featuring various genres
Shadows and Nightmares (2006) — Horror genre album, along with a sound effects library
Dynasty (2007) — Epic genre album
All Drums Go to Hell (2007) — Heavily percussion-oriented album
Pathogen (2007) — Epic futuristic metal album mostly composed by Nick Phoenix
Nemesis (2007) — Epic genre album mostly composed by Thomas Bergersen
Dreams & Imaginations (2008) — New Age album
Legend (2008) — Epic genre album, with some tracks composed by Troels Folmann
Ashes (2008) — Horror genre album
The Devil Wears Nada (2009) — Mostly light and humorous album
Power of Darkness (2010) — Epic genre album
All Drones Go to Hell (2010) — New Age album; also known as Mystical Beginnings.
Illumina (2010) — New Age album
Balls to the Wall (2011) — Percussion album, with some tracks composed by Alex Pfeffer.
Nero (2011) — Epic genre album, with some tracks composed by Alex Pfeffer.
Two Steps from Heaven (2012) — Pet project of Thomas Bergersen, featuring inspiring, emotional, and adventurous music.
Burn (2012) — A small collection of eight dubstep remixed tracks.
Cyanide (2013) — Percussion album
Crime Lab (2013) — electronic industrial album
Open Conspiracy (2014) — Electronic Hybrid album composed by Hitesh Ceon, Nick Pittsinger, Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix.
Amaria (2014) — new age/drama album composed by Thomas Bergersen.
Too Big to Fail (2014) — Sound effects library / Trailer toolkit.
Empire (2015) — Industry Album. Mostly consists of tracks from Classics Volume Two composed by Nick Phoenix.
Stronger Faster Braver (2015) — Subtitled as "Extreme Sports Music". Motivational, energetic and driving compositions.
Other albums
There are a number of albums made by other composers from the company, which are not considered part of the primary library and are consequently not represented on official Two Steps from Hell resources. They include:
Sinners (2011) — Electronic metal album composed by Aleksandar Dimitrijevic
Faction (2012) — Dark drones and soundscapes. Putative author is "Brad Rue", as shown on ExtremeMusic.com.
Solaris (2013) — Epic futuristic metal album, actually composed by Alex Pfeffer, who had previously contributed several tracks to the "Nero" album.
Orion (2013) — Short epic hybrid album composed by Michał Cielecki.
Quarantine (2014) — Sci-fi electronica album composed by Brad Rue.
Additionally, composer Troels Folmann contributed a number of tracks to the industry albums Dynasty, Dreams & Imaginations, and Legend, though he was credited only for the latter.
Commercial singles
Commercially available songs that are not on any album or were released as preview tracks. All of the following pieces are written by Bergersen, except where noted:
A Place in Heaven (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album. Vocals performed by Jenifer Thigpen.
Ocean Princess (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album. Vocals performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Starvation (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album.
Promise (2011) — Pre-release single from the Illusions album. Features cello performed by Tino Guo and vocals performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Heart (2011) — Originally a single made to raise money to help the Tōhoku earthquake victims. Later included on the Two Steps from Heaven and Miracles albums.
The Hero in Your Heart (2013) — A single made to raise money to help the victims of the Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. Lyrics written and performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
That's A Wrap (2014) — A dark, adventurous orchestral ten-minute song created entirely with Thomas's proprietary sample library.
Autumn Love (2014) — An emotional, piano-driven track in a similar style to Dreams and Imaginations.
Into Darkness (2014) — A nine-minute mix of neo-orchestral and EDM club style. Lyrics performed by Thomas Bergersen
Stay (2014) — A pop-themed pre-release single from the Miracles album. Lyrics written and performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Miracles (2014) — A second pre-release single from the Miracles album.
Children of the Sun (2015.05.04) — Original vocal version of "None Shall Live" from the Battlecry album. Lyrics performed by Merethe Soltvedt.
Christmas Medley (2015) — An orchestral medley comprising various Christmas songs. The track is named Two Steps From Xmas on ExtremeMusic.com
Threnody for Europe (2016.07.23) — A nearly ten-minute track intended as "a musical contemplation on the current unrest in Europe."
Standalone tracks
Songs that are not on any album or were initially released as preview tracks via Facebook. All of the following pieces are written by Bergersen, except when noted:
Soaring Over Hollywood (2009) — A demo track created using the East West Hollywood Strings sample library.
Just Another Happy Ending (2009) — A demo track created using the East West Hollywood Strings sample library.
In Your Arms (2010) — A remix of "Memories" from the Dreams & Imaginations album, featuring Merethe Soltvedt.
Tower of Mischief (2011) — Intended as a preview track for the Two Steps from Heaven album, but ultimately released on Nero.
My Freedom (2011) — A track originally considered for release on Illusions. Later included on the Nero album. Lyrics performed by Merethe Soltvedt. Has since been released to the public on the album Miracles.
Benedictus (2011) — Originally intended for release on Sun. Later included on the Two Steps from Heaven album.
Where Are You (2011) — Pop-trance track with acoustic elements. Lyrics performed by Thomas Bergersen
My Soul, Not Yours (2012) — Experimental dubstep track. Later included on the Burn album as "Not Your Soul".
Hymn to Life (2012) — A track released on the occasion of Thomas's birthday. Later performed in a Czech concert as "Hymnus Vitae Dedicatus".
To Die on Halloween (2012) — A song from the public album, Halloween, with lyrics written and performed by Nick Phoenix. An official music video was released via YouTube.
Colin and Petunia (2014) — Preview track for the Colin Frake on Fire Mountain album. Retitled "Colin Frake" for its album release.
Freedom Ship (2015) — Preview track for the Battlecry album. Composed by Nick Phoenix.
Neverdark (2015) — Preview track for the Classics Volume Two album. Composed by Nick Phoenix.
Since the release of their first album in 2006, their music has been featured in trailers for movies like Babel, Flyboys, Superman Returns, Blood Diamond, The Da Vinci Code, X-Men: The Last Stand, The Hitcher, Hannibal Rising, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, WALL•E, Anna Karenina and many others.
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@OlympusPublicAffairs
Cody Ventura I've always viewed the entire song as one man's battle to cope with the loss of a loved one, told through his playing of a violin:
0:06 the scene pans in to the man (in his 30's perhaps) at his wife's death bed in a well-furnished, comfortable room as he solemnly plays along while her life drains away.
0:42 a shadowy figure grips his shoulders and whispers into his ear. Likely saying things like "It's all your fault.", "You could have saved her.", "You didn't love her enough." This figure represents his inner demons wrestling with his logical explanations that it is just her time.
0:53 The man tries to turn away from the figure, who stays on him, constantly berating him with how he "failed as a husband" and should just give in to his sorrow.
1:05 With an anguished cry, the man collapses to his knees, unable to fight back these feelings. He sobs as he plays, while the shadowy figure dissipates into a cloud that rips around the room, displacing ornaments, cracking the walls, peeling the paint, breaking the furniture.
1:40 The room is in a much worse state. The walls are pale and the floorboards are rotted, the furniture is torn. The man looks older now, a graying beard on his blank face as the figure, now accompanied by a few more tear at the room, further degrading it. They do not touch him though, for the music keeps them at bay. But he is growing ever weaker, and wishes for it all to end. The figures draw closer and closer with every passing moment.
2:33 Sensing his weakness, the figures attempt to close in. Angry at the turmoil they wrack at him, he attempts to drive them back with this powerful verse. They recoil at the music, and the darkness over the room begins to lift and fade into a dull gray. Alas, he is not strong enough to drive them away forever, and his desperate fight takes a heavy toll on him.
3:10 With no more fight left, he collapses to his knees once again and begins to submit to the figures. The darkness descends again, and his fighting accomplished nothing. But, when all hope seems lost, a warm, white gloved hand grips his shoulder, he looks around and sees a group of pale, but beautiful women begin to circle him to protect him.
3:31 With the last of his strength, the man stands, his gray beard begins to gain color and his skin appears more youthful.
3:34 With the aid of his protectors (you can hear their choir) he unleashes his most powerful verse yet. The figures, unable to withstand the might of this powerful music, rip and tear around the group as the damages done begin to mend, the walls gradually regain their color, the rot peels away from the floorboards, the darkness is replaced by a white light that renews all it touches, and the figures begin to dissipate, defeated.
4:11 The figures gone, and the darkness lifted, the women step away, revealing one more person in the room: the man's wife, still as beautiful to him as the day she died. She glides toward the man as he feebly plays his last chord at 4:17 and weakly collapses into her arms. The man, now old with a long white beard gazes into her smiling face as his life drains from his eyes with the notes of the piano tune. Closing his eyes, he smiles in victory.
The "story" is supposed to be metaphorical in nature. The figures represent his depression as he copes with the loss of the woman he so desperately loved. The room is his mind, being torn to shreds by this depression. He fights to keep these feelings at bay, for if they take hold of him (if the feelings take complete control), he will die (suicide). The playing of the violin represents this fight, perhaps representing a hobby or something to lose himself in to forget about her death. He ages throughout this fight, for the fighting drains his energy. This also represents the passing of time as e continues to live with this regret and depression. In the end however, his actions alone were not enough to save himself. The women represent some outside force coming to his aid. They can be literally seen as angels (pointing towards him looking towards faith, whatever religion it may be) or even some friends or family to help him cope (which could still be seen as angels in his eyes). With all of this, he is able to shelve his depression, and in the end, he dies comfortably knowing that he will see her again in the afterlife, or at least knowing that they loved each other, and he was not to blame. This is represented by his wife's spirit holding him as he dies, much like he did her when she was dying. He dies happy, having won his fight with depression and knowing that he will be with her again.
Maybe not as epic as an actual fantasy fight, but its just what I see. It is a sad song, at least. That's what it makes me feel. Sorry for the wall of text.
@justamanofculture12
Let me tell you a story,
The story of a endless day,
The day I lost her,
The day she died in my arms,
The day she broke the promise,
The promise that she will never leave me,
The day I tried so hard to save her,
But in the end it doesn't matter,
The day I was left alone,
The day I asked the God,
The day I asked Why?,
The day I tasted blood,
The day I felt love,
The day I felt pain,
The pain of losing your loved ones,
The day I lost,
The reason to live,
The day i fought the skies,
The day i lost my brothers and sisters,
The day the sky cried,
The day when I cried,
The day the angels ravaged on us,
The day when i fought them,
The day I tried so hard,
The day I never wanted,
The day I tried to save her,
The day I felt dispair and pain,
The day I could not help,
The day I suffered,
The day we tried to fight,
The day we lost everything,
The day a new Era begins,
The day we lost but,
The day we got hope,
The day we knew,
That we are not alone,
The day I lost meaning,
Meaning of life,
The day I felt,
The day I had to live without her,
Regards
@b33fcake34
3 years ago, I wrote a comment about this song. It was made invisible and was hidden away for some reason by either this channel or maybe was reported. I wish to share it once again for all.
This is what I see when I hear this song, and if i could i would make a cinematic music video for it.
0:06 we open on to a sunny calm day at sea. We travel (the camera) quickly across the calm waters until a fishing boat is seen at 0:20
At 0:24 we see the fisherman pulling in his nets of fish into the boat and this will be his last catch of the day
0:42 We (the camera) turn and look toward the small flag on the boat which begins to wave slowly at first but picking up speed.
0:53 The wind begins to stir the waters surface and blows through the fisherman hair and the birds begin to fly away.
1:00 The fisherman turns and looks towards the bow of the boat. The camera slowly zooms back out to sea to reveal a large storm approaching.
1:04 With a splash of water (a bit further along in time) the storm begins. The wind blows and the waves make the boat rise and fall. But the fisherman has been in small storms like this before and heads down into the lower cabin at 1:37
The fisherman heads to the small stove in the lower cabin and opens up a can of food and begins to prepare it. at 1:53 the camera looks out the port hole window to revel the storm outside and the lightning in the air. (showing the danger outside) The fisherman then has a seat in his fine wooden lower cabin and begins to have his small dinner.
2:10 The camera slowly turns to the wall which is covered in pictures of his beloved family. Pictures of his newlywed wife, there first home, there children with each picture showing them growing up and all the lovely memories of the past.
2:27 suddenly the whole boat shifts hard and throws everything in the cabin everywhere. The pictures scatter and the fisherman stumbles toward the door to get back onto the deck.
2:34 He opens the door which fly's open the wind roars past him. the rain is like thousands of needles and the waves crash over the deck like hands trying to pull it down into the depths. The flag is ripped from the boat and soars out of sight. The Fisherman now knows he is in no normal little storm.
2:52 at the wheel he fights the storm and heads for the port.
3:09 We appear before a light house. Its beam flashes out into the heart of darkness.
3:18 the fisherman looks though his binoculars and sees the light. He smiles. The port is insight. Soon he can be home again with his family
3:23 The binoculars suddenly loose sight of the light and only show darkness. The binoculars must have fogged and the fisherman brings them down from his face.
3:32 Then he sees it, dropping the binoculars in fear and shock we zoom out and see a massive wave in front of the boat.
3:37 The fisherman punches the throttle and charges at the wave Gripping the wheel hard
The boat begins to go up the wave tilting further and further back. Things start falling and rolling and soon the fisherman his holding on to the wheel to avoid falling back.
4:05 the boat begins of slide backwards and over. The fisherman closes his eyes and the boat tumbles and rolls down the wave before being consumed by it.
4:11 we slowly zoom out towards the sky and see the bottom of the boat appear for a short time before disappearing forever below the waves.
We zoom out fast until at 4:27 we now have a space view of the storm and see its large blackheart.
@Stai2012
All in, you say? So do you mean:
Gam kî-’êlêḵ bə·ḡê ṣalmāweṯ, lō-’îrā rā‘, kî-’attāh ‘immāḏî; šiḇṭəḵā ūmiš‘anteḵā, hêmmāh yənaḥămunî.
Or dare I go so far as to say:
גַּ֤ם כִּֽי־אֵלֵ֨ךְ בְּגֵ֪יא צַלְמָ֡וֶת לֹא־אִ֘ירָ֤א רָ֗ע כִּי־אַתָּ֥ה עִמָּדִ֑י שִׁבְטְךָ֥ וּ֝מִשְׁעַנְתֶּ֗ךָ הֵ֣מָּה יְנַֽחֲמֻֽנִי׃
I mean, as long as we're going all in. ;)
@Opalium
" I did not choose this path. I did not make the choice to turn this way. But I couldn't help it. It took me over, controlled my body and mind, blinded me. I wasn't able to think, wasn't able to see right and wrong.
It all happened in a split of a second, and before I knew it, it was all over. I found myself standing there without knowing how I got there, the blade in my hand, soaked with his blood. And there he was, lying dead on the floor in front of me. A large wound in his chest, his face frozen in utter terror.
Was it really me? It cannot be! I did not want him dead! I did not want all this! Why did this fate choose me?!
But now there's no turning back. They came here to figure out what the noise was all about, and what they saw cannot be misunderstood. And what can I possibly say? I am guilty of this crime and nothing can change this.
If I could only explain that it wasn't my choice...It's the curse that I carry that made me lose control...
Because my Heart is evil, Black as coal. The devil itself cursed me when I was young. 'Your fate is now sealed, my dear boy' he said. 'One day, sweet child, you'll understand it all'
And now... now is that time. The king is dead, and I am his killer. And deep inside, at the depths of my chest, beats my Blackheart. "
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@b33fcake34
This is what I see when I hear this song, and if i could i would make a cinematic music video for it.
0:06 we open on to a sunny calm day at sea. We travel (the camera) quickly across the calm waters until a fishing boat is seen at 0:20
At 0:24 we see the fisherman pulling in his nets of fish into the boat and this will be his last catch of the day
0:42 We (the camera) turn and look toward the small flag on the boat which begins to wave slowly at first but picking up speed.
0:53 The wind begins to stir the waters surface and blows through the fisherman hair and the birds begin to fly away.
1:00 The fisherman turns and looks towards the bow of the boat. The camera slowly zooms back out to sea to reveal a large storm approaching.
1:04 With a splash of water (a bit further along in time) the storm begins. The wind blows and the waves make the boat rise and fall. But the fisherman has been in small storms like this before and heads down into the lower cabin at 1:37
The fisherman heads to the small stove in the lower cabin and opens up a can of food and begins to prepare it. at 1:53 the camera looks out the port hole window to revel the storm outside and the lightning in the air. (showing the danger outside) The fisherman then has a seat in his fine wooden lower cabin and begins to have his small dinner.
2:10 The camera slowly turns to the wall which is covered in pictures of his beloved family. Pictures of his newlywed wife, there first home, there children with each picture showing them growing up and all the lovely memories of the past.
2:27 suddenly the whole boat shifts hard and throws everything in the cabin everywhere. The pictures scatter and the fisherman stumbles toward the door to get back onto the deck.
2:34 He opens the door which fly's open the wind roars past him. the rain is like thousands of needles and the waves crash over the deck like hands trying to pull it down into the depths. The flag is ripped from the boat and soars out of sight. The Fisherman now knows he is in no normal little storm.
2:52 at the wheel he fights the storm and heads for the port.
3:09 We appear before a light house. Its beam flashes out into the heart of darkness.
3:18 the fisherman looks though his binoculars and sees the light. He smiles. The port is insight. Soon he can be home again with his family
3:23 The binoculars suddenly loose sight of the light and only show darkness. The binoculars must have fogged and the fisherman brings them down from his face.
3:32 Then he sees it, dropping the binoculars in fear and shock we zoom out and see a massive wave in front of the boat.
3:37 The fisherman punches the throttle and charges at the wave Gripping the wheel hard
The boat begins to go up the wave tilting further and further back. Things start falling and rolling and soon the fisherman his holding on to the wheel to avoid falling back.
4:05 the boat begins of slide backwards and over. The fisherman closes his eyes and the boat tumbles and rolls down the wave before being consumed by it.
4:11 we slowly zoom out towards the sky and see the bottom of the boat appear for a short time before disappearing forever below the waves.
We zoom out fast until at 4:27 we now have a space view of the storm and see its large blackheart.
@giantturtlecat2959
B33FCAKE
What I see:
Bright ball of light comes down
???: My Name...
Hands of figure start to sparkle
???: Spelled Backwards...
Circle of light surrounds figure
Yen Sid: I S D I S N E Y
circle expands into a path going forward
@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache
If this is played in my funeral, I'm coming back to life just to hear it one more time.
@koleeckhoff9427
Christ dude ive seen one of your replies on almost every video ive watched today
@ImJonklingRn
Just Some Guy without a Mustache mate you’re on all them anime compilations
@naufalazaidi8612
Relatable
@PhillDrakeEntertainment
You're one of his biggest fans if you think that way :)
@somtinwon4911
Kolke eckhoff yeah m2 i see that guy on evry epic music video i liked hahaha nice to see you comment again random guy with a mustache hahaha love and peace i wish to all of you!
@impossibleisimpossible7375
Listen close, Listen well
For I have a story to tell
It begins not here,
but two steps from hell
@markstein9773
Outstanding!
@iosebtsiklashvili6266
Roses are red
Violets are blue
That's deep as hell
Poetry is hard
@teamroninz3108
Give those burning fools a place to dwell
But don't throw thou wishes in an empty well
Regret is just so close it can hear the charming demon bell
Now go retrive those wishes
They are close
They are near
Two steps from hell
Just to slowly disappear