In The Shadow Of Our Pale Companion song by Agalloch from Primary Album The-mantle. The music is composed and produced by Joel. Genre is Folk Metal, Rock, Post-Rock music. The Record company is unknown. Released on August 13, 2002.
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In The Shadow Of Our Pale Companion Meaning
[[Verse 1] Through vast valleys I wander to the highest peaks On pathways through a wild forgotten landscape In search of God, in spite of man ‘Til the lost forsaken endless This is where I choose to tread [Verse 2] Fall, so shall we fall into the nihil? The nothingness that we feel In the arms of the pale In the shadow of the grim Companion who walks with us [Chorus] Here is the landscape (Where is the God?) Here is the sun (Has he fallen…) Here in the balance of the earth (And abandoned us?) As I’m stalked by the shadow of death’s hand The fire in my heart is forged across the land [Verse 3] Here at the edge of this world Here I gaze at a pantheon of oak, a citadel of stone If this grand panorama before me is what you call God Then God is not dead , [Instrumental Break] [Bridge] I walked down to a river And sat in reflection of what had to be done An offering of crimson flowed into the water below A wound of spirit from which it floated and faded away Like every hope I’ve ever had Like every dream I’ve ever known It washed away in a tide of longing, a longing for a better world From my will, my throat, to the river, and into the sea Wash away, fade away [Instrumental Break] [Chorus] Here is the landscape (Where is the god?) Here is the sun (Has he fallen…) Here at the edge of the earth (To ruin?) As I’m stalked by the shadow of death’s hand My heathen pride is scarred across the land] |
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- Who is the person responsible for producing the lyrics of In The Shadow Of Our Pale Companion?
This lirics prodiucer by Ronn Chick & John Haughm.
- Who is the songwriter behind this hit single? In The Shadow Of Our Pale Companion
In The Shadow Of Our Pale Companion lyrics is written by Don Anderson & John Haughm