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The song | The song is meant to represent [[Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Spyro]]'s relationship with [[Ignitus]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080305023321/http://www.spyroworld.net/home/3623 SpyroWorld Exclusive: Interview With The Composers Of TLoS!]</ref> An instrumental version of this song is played in ''[[The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]]'', while Ignitus escorts Spyro and [[Cynder (The Legend of Spyro)|Cynder]] through the Belt of Fire and into the [[Burned Lands]]. | ||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
Revision as of 08:35, October 11, 2020
This Broken Soul is a song that plays during the ending credits of The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. It was composed by Rebecca Kneubuhl and Gabriel Mann, and sung by Rebecca Kneubuhl herself.
Meaning
The song is meant to represent Spyro's relationship with Ignitus.[1] An instrumental version of this song is played in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon, while Ignitus escorts Spyro and Cynder through the Belt of Fire and into the Burned Lands.
Lyrics
Oh Holy land
Come ancient spirit
Take up my hand
And guide me
Pull me to shore
Rivers are rising
Look in this heart
And find me
I've lost my way
Your voice is silent
I need you here
To remind me
Show me now
How to find my home
All I am
Surrender
Let the water flow right through this broken soul
I fought by your side
Ashes still burning
I proved my worth
So tell me why
I've lost my way
Your voice is silent
I need you here
To remind me
Show me now
How to find my home
All I am
Surrender
Tell me that you can forgive
Bring me peace that I may live
Show me now
How to find my home
All I am
Surrender
Oh sweet rest
Find me at my home
Stay with me
Forever
Let the water flow right through this broken soul
Trivia
- The "Holy Land" and "Ancient Spirit" mentioned in the lyrics may be referring to the series' equivalent of Heaven and God respectively.
- A letimoff of the song plays during the cutscene at the end of Celestial Caves, before being quickly replaced by the level's theme again. Oddly, it plays in a part completed unrelated to the dragon elders, Ignitus included, who would be mentioned sometime later in the scene.
- The song is popular on YouTube. It has spawned many videos, most of them featuring Spyro and Cynder, but it has also found its way in to other themed videos.
