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”BURN” Originally performed by Deep Purple Written by David Coverdale, Glenn William Hughes, Ian Anderson Paice, Jon Lord & Ritchie Blackmore From the album ”Burn” - 1974 The original song: Filmed at Dalhalla, Rhapsody in Rock you Robert Wells for letting me join this fantastic event! An honor to have been a part of this! ------------------------------- ✘ Song recorded, arranged, produced, mixed, mastered by Tommy Johansson ✘ Performed by Tommy Johansson ✘ Filmed by Tommy J & Mandy Spice ✘ Video edited by Tommy Johansson ✘ Guitar: A bunch of epic Charvels✘ Drums: Fredman Digital ✘ Guitar sound: “Fredhead“ by Fredman Digital ✘ Orchestration: 8Dio Majestica 2.0 (VST software) ------------------------------- Big thanks to Mandy Spice for filming behind the scenes and the entire show from the distance and to YvonneGBG for filming close ups on stage. ----------------------------- If you like my work and wanna support me I'd be more than happy for any donation to my PayPal: reinxeed@ Thank you!! 🙏 ----------------------------- Check out: ⚜️ Majestica (Guitar, vocals, song writer): ------------------------------- Sponsored by: ✘ Fredman Digital: ✘ Charvel Guitars: ✘ 8DIO Majestica: ------------------------------ The sky is red, I don't understand Past midnight I still see the land People are sayin' the woman is damned She makes you burn with a wave of her hand The city's ablaze, the town's on fire The woman's flames are reaching higher We were fools, we called her liar All I hear is, “Burn“ I didn't believe she was devil's sperm She said, “Curse you all, you'll never learn When I leave there's no return “ The people laughed till she said, “Burn“ Warning came, no one cared Earth was shakin', we stood and stared When it came, no one was spared Still I hear, “Burn“ You know we had no time We could not even try You know we had no time You know we had no time We could not even try You know we had no time The sky is red, I don't understand Past midnight I still see the land People are sayin' the woman is damned She makes you burn with a wave of her hand Warning came, no one cared Earth was shakin, we stood and stared When it came, no one was spared Still I hear, “Burn“
