Woods of Ypres - Travelling Alone (REACTION) with my wife
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- čas přidán 12. 05. 2024
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The lyrics reflect a conversation that the lead singer, David Gold, had with a man in Kuwait while working as an English teacher. It touches on the contrasting perspectives on God and the world, with lines like “I see your evidence of God all around me, You have so therefore you are, but I have not,” which highlight the different experiences and beliefs that shape individuals’ perceptions.
“Traveling Alone” portrays a sense of isolation and self-reflection, where the protagonist is confronted by the questioning of his beliefs and perspectives on life. The song’s chorus, “I can be thankful to be alive but I despise this life,” encapsulates the struggle to find purpose and meaning.
The outro presents a powerful response from the man in Kuwait, stating, “I see no evidence of God in the men from the west".
David Gold passed away in a tragic car accident soon after this album was released.Thank you both for playing this song.
Somebody reacting to Woods of Ypres....finally!!!
Next one really should be their song 'I Was Buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetery'!
They made a few great records before the tragic untimely death of the singer.
RIP David Gold ❤
Edit: this album won best heavy metal album of the year at the Junos (Canada's equivalent to the Grammy awards). The whole album is incredible.
Another good one I have never heard before, great request & react!
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I've not heard this song before, but I really like it. The lyrics are intriguing and I'll have to listen to it a couple more times to grasp the full meaning. My initial impression is that it is a criticism of the West (America?) its hypocrisy. I like songs when the lyrics make me think. By the way, it was nice your doggo made an appearance!
Sometimes you never know. The song comes your way and it turns out to be really cool! Thanks for stopping by 😊💚
*I just cut my hand with the axe*
Trying to start a career as axe murderer? 😅