do not stand at my grave and weep leah lyrics

'As the Sun descends' carries on with the anger and extreme aggression of its predecessor but has a bit more melody and there is a short repetitive lead guitar passage. The vocals might be the only weak point for ACF: they're thin and raspy and have a limited range. Keyboard accompaniment can be surprisingly delicate and provides an excellent contrast to the massive riffs that come smack out of the speakers. The music appears fairly restrained here but ACF's style has potential to be a mighty monster mammoth: huge and bassy with deep driving rhythms and powerful drumming. There might be a message that death is but another beginning to a journey that souls must make if they are to progress or become more connected to the universe.Īfter an introduction of acoustic piano and ominous background-traffic atmosphere, the set properly begins with 'Black Clouds at Sunset' which repeats the riff from the intro in a slightly different way and embellishes it. It might be tinged with sadness and we all know final goodbyes are the most difficult times of life - we all know or have heard of someone who's grieved for years, even decades, for loved ones and best friends long gone, and for some people grieving never stops - but the short recording embodies some hope as well. This tape might be a modest introduction to USBM act A Cloud Forest but if you start small, the only way to go is up, isn't it? The release might not be anything out of the ordinary for BM but it's compact and the tracks form a good little group that traces a rite-of-passage narrative from downfall to death and change. Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep by A Cloud Forest

Do not stand at my grave and weep leah lyrics