Northlane posveta Architects gitaristi

Na svom poslednjem albumu 'Mesmer' (recenzija) Northlane su jednu od pesama posvetili Tom Searle-u, gitaristi benda Architects koji je prošle godine preminuo od raka. Za njih ovo je bio jedini način da mu se oduže za prijateljstvo i genijalnost koju je posedovao. "Paragon" koja zatvara ovo izdanje možeš da preslušaš u linku ispod i pročitaš tekst.

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About a week after Tom Searle passed @jondeiley called me a told me we had to write a tribute song for him. I wanted to as well #mesmer

— Josh Smith (@northlanejosh) March 28, 2017

it was an extremely hard thing to do because we wanted it to live up to his stellar talent for songwriting #mesmer

— Josh Smith (@northlanejosh) March 28, 2017

I felt the only just way to do that was to reappropriate my favorite Architects lyrics #Mesmer

— Josh Smith (@northlanejosh) March 28, 2017

the lines in Paragon that aren't Tom's lines or reappropriations of his lyrics are from "architects" by Rise Against

— Josh Smith (@northlanejosh) March 28, 2017

Paragon for me is super special, it was one of the only songs I had a heavy hand in the vocal phrasing and melodies. It had to be perfect.

— Jon (@jondeiley) March 28, 2017

Paragon

The last of our martyrs seeks no adoration • From his castle in the
air of eternal vibration • We won’t lose sight of the lasting words
he wrote • We won’t lose sight of what matters most

A shining beacon of wisdom • Armed to the teeth
fearless conviction • Now that he’s gone we’re going to miss him

Immortalised between the lines • Conceived by a human heart inside

He once said to us, my friend hope is a prison • But the hope his
chords sung only spread love In a hollow crowned kingdom

There are no fighters left here anymore • See you on the other side
of that open door

We wont lose sight • We wont lose sight
Of the lasting words he wrote
We won’t lose sight of what matters most