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Taken from the album “I Am The Storm“, out March 17, 2023. Spotify: Fanlink: Shop: Subscribe to AFM's Apple playlist “Melodic Mayhem“: Redemption - Remember the Dawn (2023) // Official Music Video // AFM Records It is time to set the Prog world on fire again! REDEMPTION is back with their third single “Remember the Dawn“ off of their new album “I Am The Storm“. As usual the American Progressive Metal Band delivers hooky and yet demanding passages, great vocals by singer Tom Englund and a captivating, modern production. An 8-minute epos which fits perfectly in their catalogue. “I Am The Storm“ will be released on March 17th 2023. Follow Redemption! Spotify: Apple Music: Facebook: Instagram: Website: - Follow us also on these channels: Instagram: Facebook: Website: Webshop: Spotify: Apple Music: Produced by: Nick van Dyk, Vikram Shankar Mixed by: Simone Mularoni Mastered by: Simone Mularoni Video by: Vikram Shankar Lyrics: Sprinting to the finish Joyful smiles upon our faces Never really thinking why the race is run Remembering the moments When music played and people laughed Not reflecting on how they'll all be undone It's not the finish but the road along the way We should take notice of as day transforms to night transforms to day (Don't forget that time is fleeting) Soaring through the heavens Feet and heads above the clouds Never thinking much about how hard we'll land Till we crash into the earth And rise again disoriented Wondering how much more of that we can stand They matter not, the violent storms upon our seas Rather, the cconnections that we make as we write histories (That's okay we'll live another day) Life gives, life takes Every day must and and night will always fall Our triumphs and mistakes In the end won't really matter much at all I try to praise this mutilated world Remembering days of bitter sunlight Like any man who's lost and lived Death has a plan but it hasn't worked out yet Life gives, life takes Every day must and and night will always fall Our triumohs and mistakes In the end won't really matter much at all
