Malazan Book of the Fallen | Sorry (Original Song)

Whispers of Regret: 'Sorry' - An Original Song Inspired by Malazan Book of the Fallen
Today we have a haunting musical journey through the enigmatic character Sorry from Gardens of the Moon, the first book of the Malazan Book of the Fallen series by Steven Erikson, with our original song, 'Sorry.' This composition captures the essence of Sorry's mysterious past, intricate struggles, and the profound complexities woven into Erikson's epic tale.
Immerse yourself in the evocative harmonies that mirror Sorry's journey, regret, and the shadows of her identity. The song encapsulates the spirit of Malazan Book of the Fallen, capturing the relentless march of time and the haunting echoes of decisions made.
If the melody resonates with your appreciation for Erikson's masterpiece, consider subscribing to our channel for more original compositions inspired by literary wonders. Share your thoughts on the song, and feel free to suggest themes or characters for our next musical exploration. Join us as we traverse the intricate realms of Malazan through the language of music, where every note whispers tales of regret and redemption.
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[@ToDeEm]

Hard!!

[@bobbob-cd9yl]

Love it :)

[@bravojr]

Your songs need breath, they need not pause but poise.

[@thedarkcomposer]

Thank you very much! I really like that you, unlike many people nowadays, truly listened to the songs. It's feedback that I really need. And I also agree with you. What happens is when I make a song I get very familiar with it and it grows and grows and grows. It makes my songs very full. And when you listen to them, especially the first time, they probably sound overwhelming, like way too much is happening. I will definitely take your feedback into my next songs. It might even make things easier to be honest ^^
So thanks again!