And like in classic and vintage Sting, he pulls off these key changes so beautifully. He sings in this very melodic low key, but then at Ray Chen’s violin crescendo, he ups the key and it is so much in perfect harmony, but at the same time this song is so strangely elegant and doable and your karaoke lyrics effortlessly show that. Thank you for creating this video
bro this is too relatable and ik almost everyone says that but i’m being like a little too honest with y’all strangers like ong it makes me cry over and over again yet here i am
I had thought this was a song from Jinx' standpoint but after seeing "I couldn't care what invention you made me", I wonder if it's actually from V's point of view? It could be a future her, lamenting how her sister gave up on herself and broke V's heart in the process, and perhaps foreshadowing what happens after Season 1.
I always thought it was from silcos point of view honestly. He saw jinx as his own, even when she killed him he still saw her as no less. Completely devoted to her.
@@demi99uk I had considered that as well, especially since Sting obv has a male voice. What makes me skeptical is this idea that he would want her to hurt or to lose in any way. "I want you to hurt like you hurt me today, I want you to lose like I lose when I play what could have been" just sounds a little too vindictive to be him (at least regarding Jinx; with everyone else, yes). Unless he wasn't actually referring to Jinx at all, but Piltover, or maybe Zaun, but then there are other parts of the song that wouldn't quite match those either.
@Yidenia honestly I felt like it was silos pov entirely. However I felt like it was referencing his whole life, not just jinx. If you listen to the start of the song. The whole first verse I feel like it perfectly sums up silco/vander. Seeing him as a brother, being betrayed. Feeling discarded etc
@@demi99uk I like that. It's not a PERFECT fit to me but the song's pretty vague in that way. It may not even be from any one particular character in the show, just what they symbolize and the regrets that come with what could have been.
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This song breaks me over and over, yet I still cant get enough.
Right. I just can't get enough. It's painfully beautiful.
This is my favorite song from Arcane. The instrumental and the lyrics are so good!
And like in classic and vintage Sting, he pulls off these key changes so beautifully. He sings in this very melodic low key, but then at Ray Chen’s violin crescendo, he ups the key and it is so much in perfect harmony, but at the same time this song is so strangely elegant and doable and your karaoke lyrics effortlessly show that. Thank you for creating this video
One of my top 3 fav songs from arcane
please keep making instrumental versions of the songs, it's great!
Thank you
They didn't make the instrumental they just ran it through an algorithm website that takes out the vocals still good though
bro this is too relatable and ik almost everyone says that but i’m being like a little too honest with y’all strangers like ong it makes me cry over and over again yet here i am
Thank you for the instrumental version!!! 🥰🙏
That feeling when a cheap vocal removal algorithm version of a song still gets you.
Bruh.
Thank youuuu for the video bro
Thank you so much for these
Please make the female key also. Thank you
Female version please
I had thought this was a song from Jinx' standpoint but after seeing "I couldn't care what invention you made me", I wonder if it's actually from V's point of view? It could be a future her, lamenting how her sister gave up on herself and broke V's heart in the process, and perhaps foreshadowing what happens after Season 1.
I always thought it was from silcos point of view honestly. He saw jinx as his own, even when she killed him he still saw her as no less. Completely devoted to her.
@@demi99uk I had considered that as well, especially since Sting obv has a male voice. What makes me skeptical is this idea that he would want her to hurt or to lose in any way. "I want you to hurt like you hurt me today, I want you to lose like I lose when I play what could have been" just sounds a little too vindictive to be him (at least regarding Jinx; with everyone else, yes). Unless he wasn't actually referring to Jinx at all, but Piltover, or maybe Zaun, but then there are other parts of the song that wouldn't quite match those either.
@Yidenia honestly I felt like it was silos pov entirely. However I felt like it was referencing his whole life, not just jinx. If you listen to the start of the song. The whole first verse I feel like it perfectly sums up silco/vander. Seeing him as a brother, being betrayed. Feeling discarded etc
@@demi99uk I like that. It's not a PERFECT fit to me but the song's pretty vague in that way. It may not even be from any one particular character in the show, just what they symbolize and the regrets that come with what could have been.
this is terrible make. is just a filter and a really bad one.
Do you know how hard it is to remove the voice from a song?? Especially when you have a orchestra in the background
@@spyrozone100still doesn't make it good