Bastion-Build That Wall (Zia's Theme)

This is a very calm song that is in Bastion, when you see a girl named "Singer"
you listen to her singing this. (they game just says she is singer, but later it says her name is Zia)
Music by: Darren Korb
Game: Bastion
by Supergiant games
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[@Drefsab]

Kid just sits and listens for a while.

[@thenordremembers]

fuck yeah he did!

[@thepotato7204]

Bro stop being so serious lol

[@michaelcroke6823]

You'll get a soul someday, it's cool

[@mikeshogunlee]

Zalf: Don't you have to save the world or somethi- Kid: SHUT UP! MY WIFU IS SINGING!!!!

[@spacecorpse3212]

too bad im one of the souless types

[@DeepFreeze172]

Considering the comment section is full of cancer I'm gonna break the mold and say that this song is truly beautiful and as soon as I heard it I knew I loved this game.

[@diras2010]

I played the game, and I loved every second of it, this song is my fav by far for those dead-brains who said Trump should use it, ha ha ha, the fact that is a very aggressive song (relative to the game setting) is so funny because it would make more sense if the foreigners would use it instead of Trump

[@Triplebrc]

What I get from this song is that things do not hold forever. You can build all the walls you want, build them as high as you want or take other measures to defend your city or society, but eventually it will fall and shit will hit the fan. However this does not mean walls should not be build, its just that they can't be expected to hold the threats off forever, history proves this right, any society that ever existed had its rises and its falls. Beautiful song in any case, really fitting for this gem of a game.

[@johndecker3120]

Very calm. And very full of anger and resentment.

[@jonathannolan946]

+Christopher Luther I'm going to like your comment just because you have a star trek equal sign.

[@denchen3884]

gonna like to make it an even number

[@xCr00k3Dx]

It is a folk song of the Ura, but it's also a thinly veiled threat from them to the Caelondians for everything the Caeldonians did to the Ura.

[@TheAwesomedemon]

The gentle strumming and the soft tune makes it great to sing your partner to sleep. I've been singing my girlfriend to sleep with this song for the past month, and soon I'm gonna learn how to play it.

[@toepusher]

Lol, you'll be singing to your self before too long

[@TheAwesomedemon]

Haa haa haa. What a funny line. See, it's funny cause you're implying that my fiance is going to leave me cause of my singing. Oh jeez. I'm dying here. Really A+ work. You should try stand up.

[@EpicGamer42069m]

Guy Weaver It's like 3 chords, what's stopping you?

[@TheAwesomedemon]

ThreeHeadedWalrus I lack the proper coordination.

[@heather9260]

Guy Weaver I learned it in a day on my Ocarina, I bet you could do it on the guitar! :) I'm sure your girlfriend would just love it.

[@GreatGreenGoo]

When I first played Bastion, the level where you first hear this song. When I reached Zia and I could hear the song fully, I just put down the controller and sat back listening for a good half hour.

[@Crispyconcerto]

I dont know why people didnt realize it was a war song. at the end of the level the narrator goes "well how does it go? they'll all be here... before to long..." foreshadowing the ura attack on the bastion

[@Scarletraven87]

+Crispyconcerto I even noticed some foreshadowing regarding the betrayal, but I don't remember the details.

[@crackrocklighter]

Crispyconcerto he was also referring to the kid returning since we learn he was telling the story to Zia while waiting

[@nypigeon5820]

It was when Zul (I think it was his name) read his father's journal. He read a lot, maybe too much.

[@mongz7954]

i'm better than them

[@bindair_dundat]

Where was this game hiding up till now? Beautiful. Both the songs and the game. I can hardly believe such a jewel got by me unnoticed for so many years.

[@railtracer611]

+Bindair Dundat Hiding in plain sight for you I guess. Beautiful and amazing. Check transistor too if you havent, not as "pretty" in a way but still great.

[@NuorvaJ]

+Bindair Dundat I would basically check everything that comes out of Supergiant games :D

[@InfectedAdri]

I'm so teased for Pyre! :D

[@kidagine]

oh the feelings you get by playing this game wish there was more games like this kinda reminds me how i felt when i played kingdom hearts

[@studioLCTRL]

I love you

[@PopADoseYo]

Now if only Kingdom Hearts was good..only fun part I had in KH were the hard optional boss fights. Very boring aside from the challenging fights, Sephi, Hollow Bastion Ansem, Roxas Final Mix battle, etc. Story blows chunks.

[@mongz7954]

child of light, good soundtrack not my game style tho, play it, it good im just bad at life

[@cassybaby234]

I love how you haven't seen a single living woman in the entire world and then just hear this drifting on the air...

[@CircleTheSkies]

For those who have just wandered here, I *strongly* recommend listening to this, then "Mother, I'm Here" and then finally "Setting Sail, Coming Home" (in that order; I suppose "Mother, I'm Here", "Build That Wall", "Setting Sail, Coming Home" works too) Oh man, the feels ^^

[@bcr579]

First time I heard this in-game, I had to just stop and let it play all the way through. Couldn't help but imagine The Kid just walking over, sitting down while Zia plays - and the two of them relaxing in the sun on top of a shattered world. More than I ever expected. When listening to the lyrics I can't help but wonder if it's almost a threat. 'So build that wall...we'll be there before too long.'

[@Leafia_Barrett]

When you consider the rest of the game? It kinda is a threat. EDIT: Turns out, it's an Ura war song, taunting the Caelondians. The parts where it sounds like she's saying "gonna/gon' build..." is actually her saying "go on, build...".

[@PrismaChromatic]

Same thing happened to me.. fighting off those annoying birds and then you enter the room in which she's playing this song.. I stopped and listened. It's awesome when a game can make you want to stop playing in order to experience a piece of it's music or visual art.

[@ApexGale]

Everyone's saying this song represents resentment and is supposed to be alluding to the Ura. But I think it can also mean Zia's hope for the evacuation ending. "Build a city on a hill" is her hope for finding a new place to inhabit and creating a new home. The others can feel free to build walls and close themselves off, but it doesn't matter because before too long, Zia and co. will find a new home. "We'll be there before too long" isn't saying they'll be at the wall: it's saying they'll find their new destination and find happiness, whilst building a wall only encloses regret and sadness. It won't make anyone happier.

[@denchen3884]

you sir deserve this like

[@santouryuu244]

well said

[@MidnightMan04]

+Zenith Tempest Smart.

[@aaaaaa-nx7gg]

I don't actually AGREE with this point of view, but you got a nice point.

[@Nyerguds]

Very nice theory, but it's actually mentioned in the game that it was an Ura song to mock the Caelondians and their wall. Specifically, I believe it was mentioned she learned it from her dad. Give what he did... enough said.

[@deinalptraum7858]

I remember a few months ago when I was really sick... not deadly sick, but just laying in my bed half conscious with strong fever and headaches for two or three days barely able to eat something, and this song just helped get over the worst hours of it. Just had my phone lying next to me, playing this nonstop, concentrating just on the music... Funnily, now that is a very fond memory of mine, no matter how bad I felt back then.

[@Sapheiorus]

So beautiful... so somber... yet, so hostile...

[@chodetaculous]

nerd

[@mongz7954]

@@chodetaculous stop

[@texdielen9269]

One of the best games made in a long, long time. With a superb soundtrack. This was one of those rare occasions i felt every penny was well spent. And even after all this time this song still gives me goosebumps.

[@ZlashQu]

Lyrics (yes I know the song is simple, but lyrics are always nice): I dig my hole, you build a wall I dig my hole, you build a wall One day that wall is gonna fall Gon' build that city on a hill Gon' build that city on a hill Someday those tears are gonna spill So build that wall and build it strong 'Cause we'll be there before too long Gon' build that wall up to the sky Gon' build that wall up to the sky Someday your bird is gonna fly Gon' build that wall until it's done Gon' build that wall until it's done But now you've got nowhere to run So build that wall and build it strong 'Cause we'll be there before too long

[@Leafia_Barrett]

From my understanding, she's saying "go on", not "gon'". It's an Ura war song taunting the Caelondians.

[@4mar1elle]

I think she sings "come, build that city on a hill" :>

[@rorybyrne86]

It's Gon'

[@sinnombre124]

Rory Byrne It's most definately go'n, not gon'. She's abbreviating "go and" not "gunna." As Leafia notes, it's an Ura war song. They wouldn't say they are going to build a city on a hill, since they live underground.

[@bugjams]

sinnombre124 The controversy over this slight detail is amazing. As far as I can tell, it's Gon', as in an abbreviation of Gonna or Going to. Sadly, Go on or G'on also fits the song's tone and adds a second meaning to it as well.

[@dacryogallows6321]

This song, man, this freaking song! It gets to me every single time. Bastion was an amazing game, probably one of the best I've ever played and ever will play, and this is one of my favorite songs from it. Thanks for uploading this.

[@ajtheva6694]

I cant explain it... But theres a strange beauty to this song...

[@itsa-itsagames]

lol alex jones

[@megamanhikari8095]

It's called music

[@nejinii1353]

couldnt agree more

[@den427100840]

just wondering why is this kind of song and the singer not famous ?? why are the americans idolize drake and his useless songs ???

[@den427100840]

keke do u love me my god i hate his songs and in every radio station they fucking play it

[@Creedio90]

for 3 years, i listened to this song, not every day but every few months, its beautiful and i should really replay bastion, it was such a great game this song always brings me to tears, its just so sweet sounding

[@darth-hellhound6534]

I will never forget this music. I fall asleep still hearing this.

[@promusicality]

I was hoping to find a long looped version somewhere around here...the first time I played Bastion, I took this part very slowly, letting the song unwind for a long time, almost meandering down to Zia. It was dreamlike and beautiful, and this song was, of course, a large part of what set the mood.

[@Whatevsman27]

Man, it is amazing (and unfortunate) what a few years can do for a song

[@FenrirStrife1]

Thank you for a well reasoned and calm reply. It is indeed good to see a comment without rage. All hail bastion for promoting a calmer, more philosophical outlook on gaming...even if it is about brutally killing most of the remaining wildlife on a post apocalyptic world.

[@Msdimwitted]

I like all the people thinking this song is supporting building walls. When in reality it's not, it's sung from the perspective of a marginalized group chiding how the wall that's being built will just end up falling. 'but now you've got nowhere to run'.

[@nathanlarge4497]

@MrGuvnah Couldn't be because their society is shitty because their resources were stolen by a neighbor more willing to lie, cheat, steal, and murder, then build walls to hoard what they've taken. Nah. You can totally rebuild out of nothing, just by being good folks. Then again, the Ura won by letting Caelondia tear itself apart... that works, too.

[@YHLGguitargeek]

MrGuvnah Dude, this song is a from an invading army to a defending one. The invading army tunneled into the city, and are semi-sarcastically encouraging the defenders sink their time and resources into building a defensive wall because that strategy will not only fail to prevent an attack from below but will hinder the escape of anyone within the wall. I get the feeling you did not play the game at any point, but still take the time and effort to vomit your politics all over over this art.

[@leonmercury3732]

@@YHLGguitargeek I'm pretty sure it's a less literal wall, and more representative of people dealing with the catastrophe. The Ura have emotionally closed themselves off. People like Zia don't want to do that, they actually went through properly grieving. It's futile to bottle up emotions (build that wall), you have to give them a chance to pass, and explore your options (digging holes/tunnels for travel), and think of the aftermath of your actions (the city on a hill)

[@GrexTheCrabasitor]

@@leonmercury3732 yup, this has a deeper meaning which is why its so good.

[@NeCkItThEoNe]

Переслушиваю в 100-й раз, и снова прям пробирает от этой песни. Слов нет...

[@sovietunion1249]

Под нее засыпать здорово

[@bstrader]

You build that wall, I'll HOLD THE DOOR! HOLD THE DOOOR! HOLD THE DOOOR! HOLD THE DOOR

[@Kayriel]

Hey buddy fuck you. I didn't need to feel today.

[@captainhwdie2888]

Finally, a joke not about trump!

[@Fiji552]

Never played the game before friend linked me here and the instant it started playing i fell in love. Now it's on constant replay on my computor. Instant favorite!

[@burmashavetom]

I wouldn't play this game a second time, but I kind of wish I could again for the first time.

[@gxxlee123]

Holy its so calming and peaceful yet haunting all at the same, it sent goosebumps/chills all over me and towards the end of the song all those goosebumps/chills disappeared and made my eyes misty i am sure that i would have balled my eyes out if it didn't end. Epic

[@malicious-fisheeves]

Say it with me people- Beautiful~

[@RiukuCresent]

The first time I heard this chime in, I was literally speechless. One of the best songs I've ever heard.

[@folv6631]

The irony of all these comments is that if you actually listen to the lyrics it would be the exact opposite of a "trump song". It is about a person chastising the person building the wall knowing that it can't hold up forever... so wouldn't this be an anti-trump theme?

[@gdaddy3695]

Will 'n Co no because "we'll be there before to long" is them there to knock it down

[@thorsten8790]

Not really , the wall she is talking about is one of isolation and ignorance while trumps is about economics and illegal immigratiom

[@danatronics9039]

The Rippling Wall of Caelondia is more than just a metaphor.

[@QtNFluffyBacon]

Y'all played through Bastion, right? She's saying that no matter how big they build the wall it doesn't matter. They're not keeping anything out, it's already on the inside and they are building themselves a prison. Which is exactly what happens in the game...

[@Reliken]

Kongo "isolation and ignorance" - yes, same as Trump's wall

[@StefanVidenov]

This is the smoothest tune ever made! I just love it !

[@RedStorm916]

"The Kid hears something hears something he ain't hear in a long while."

[@Truzyxx]

That's actually really interesting to hear how people who live with that same kind of tension relate to this. I can't possibly truly /understand/, not being in your shoes, but I think this helps me see, just a little bit. Thanks for sharing.

[@vinesaucefan8869]

I like the mocking tone of this song. People that take the lyrics seriously don't necessarily understand it.

[@leonmercury3732]

Right. It's discussing the futility of closing yourself off (The Ura), meanwhile people like Zia are searching for peace, actively working towards it (the city on a hill). At least, that's how I interpreted it :/

[@ryancullen5202]

@@leonmercury3732 No that's wrong. It's an Ura war chant. It is a thinly veiled threat to the Caelondians that their "City on a Hill" surrounded by their "Wall up to the Sky" will not last forever, and the Ura are coming for them.

[@Sirlikesalot]

I remember the first time I heard this in-game. It felt so alien, up to that point the only voice you hear is rucks, but suddenly Zia`s voice played. I was shocked. When I finally reached her, I didn`t want to interrupt her. The song was to beautiful to stop.

[@Roler42]

To everyone saying this theme should be Donald Trump's campaign theme, please listen to the lyrics, it's a threat song, the Ura is telling the Caelondians to build their wall as strong becuase they are coming in to attack

[@ferrohazard]

+roler42 That's really where the parallel falls apart. I take it it's implied on some level that the Caelondians can carry out that threat. Mexico can't.

[@Roler42]

Ferrohazard You mean the Ura, and you'd be surprised how many times drug cartels have used underground tunnels to cross illegally

[@ferrohazard]

***** Oh, right, I misread that. The Ura, right.

[@AuspexAO]

The Calamity is caused by the more powerful civilization in Bastion. It was developed to destroy the weaker one, but it ends up consuming everything. This song is a bitter reflection on both civilizations' xenophobic nature that leads to their ultimate ruin. It's literally a dirge for both races.

[@ItsJustMilkISwear]

the song is sung from the perspective of the illegal immigrants and cartel members, or even ISIS. it still means you should MAGA.

[@iqarius5213]

I think the first time I got to the part of the game where you hear this song I justed stopped and listened to it for a while... It's just so beautiful

[@PassanCat]

Director: Darren Korb Singer: Ashley Barrett

[@jetibest]

Most original narrating I've come across.

[@solikewhatlol]

This is up there with Far away" from Red Dead Redemption or Malcom's theme from Firefly.

[@getoutofhereinternet]

I dig my hole, you build a wall I dig my hole, you build a wall One day that wall is gonna fall Gon' build that city on a hill Gon' build that city on a hill Someday those tears are gonna spill _So build that wall and build it strong_ _'Cause we'll be there before too long_ Gon' build that wall up to the sky Gon' build that wall up to the sky Someday your bird is gonna fly Gon' build that wall until it's done Gon' build that wall until it's done But now you've got nowhere to run *_So build that wall and build it strong_* *_'Cause we'll be there before too long_* (deus vult)

[@Collieflowers]

Hell yeah, I can see this song being featured in a certain upcoming architectural undertaking!

[@DarkkBlueWolff]

This singer has an amazing voice :] The guitar as fantastic too. Great song!

[@Neceros]

Haven't played it. Should I?

[@BRAMCRACK3R]

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYES

[@master3243]

YES!

[@BloodHassassin]

yep, its very good. great attention to detail

[@MasterChoof]

FUCK YES!!!

[@michaelsheehy5592]

Yes.

[@Auldous]

I can't believe people obsessed over Still Alive but seemed to virtually ignore this song. I find this infinitely superior.

[@xeiroteros5972]

I would interpret this song as a love story.The walls that each person builds and the other has to surpass in order to truly connect and love each other.

[@AGrayPhantom]

I heard it's actually a song about impending war.

[@evilpanties8899]

+Xeiroteros Limbo I used to think so too) But it's probably an Ura's war song

[@VizeRaid1]

once this song starts, it simply makes you shut up for the whole while you are in that world, looking for that core, slowly but happy to hear the beautiful melody.

[@malcolmwright5793]

Song about the inevitability of decay and the futility of the efforts to preserve something the way it is, people totally miss the point and declare it a Trump theme song. Dissapointment.

[@malcolmwright5793]

Allegorically it is, from the perspective of the Caelondians. But this song is written (and sung by) an Ura. Pay close attention to the wording, the charachter in the song isn't in favor of the wall, they are waiting for the wall to crumble, working towards that goal even. "I dig my hole you build a wall." "Someday that wall is gonna fall." The fact that she's chosen the allegory of digging a hole isn't some meaningless choice either, sapping (digging tunnels beneath walls) is one of the most effective methods of destroying walls in classical warfare. The whole point of the game is choosing between these two perspectives, the Caelondians who want to return to old glory and smite their enemies, and the Ura who are working towards a new world. Zia is just such an Ura, it's not really an accident that the singer of this song is advocating against the restore Caelondia ending at the end of the game.

[@malcolmwright5793]

Okay.

[@AsCiMaToR]

You do know you can understand the meaning of the song and still joke that it's the opposite, right?

[@malcolmwright5793]

No joke there have been a legion of trump trolls who genuinely don't get the song, and who accuse people who point out the text/subtext of projecting. Like Hexmetal, the guy who hosts one of the more popular uploads genuinely does not get it. It's a little sad.

[@malcolmwright5793]

Okay.

[@Twinrehz]

Bastion is one of the most beautiful games I've played in a long time. I wish more games were like it.

[@acrimony1611]

"Hows it go again?....Yeah that's the one."

[@babbies321]

I like how most top comments on KZbin videos are just massive arguments about petty stuff, but on this video, the comments are so poetic that I considered it genuinely worth reading.

[@Linkzeroseven]

I keep seeing this song misquoted as "gonna build that..." when shes actually saying "go on build that..." because its an Ura song taunting the Caelondians.

[@lucaspbbp]

~one day that wall is gonna fall... ~some day those tears are gonna spill... ~but now you've got nowhere to run... as nice as this song is this is actually a war song.

[@WaveDaBreaker]

Most war songs are Awesome

[@MissObIivious]

Linkseven hey that makes way more sense now....now I like the song even more

[@MrBern-ex3wq]

It could be "gone build that wall"

[@JoshIdstein]

All the people that see the wall as something positive... ... you guys played the game, right? You know what happened to Caelondia? In the end, the song is about the fact you can't preserve the present. It's always changing. If you try to keep hold of something, it will slip away. Which, by the way, is really well reflected in the end of the game. Also undermines the theory the game is about a really bad break-up.

[@barniheizer2028]

Üdvözlök minden kollégát!

[@balintkovacs7714]

Cső babi néni XD

[@foldhazypeter4914]

Naná hogy Game Day Iroda! :D

[@szabobalazs478]

hát amugy ez tényleg gecijó :DD

[@MugiwaraNoLuffy1994]

Én most is a Bastionnal játszok és mikor le értem ehez a zenéhez le hidaltam hogy milyen jól illik ahoz a részhez :)

[@bobovers381]

Hozzáadva :D

[@mongz7954]

her voice is so soothing. its like, hey your gonna die in a few minutes but just calm down, relax.

[@lij25674]

This song sounds like it should of been in Firefly.

[@CoffeePoints]

I'm going to like your comment just because it was about Firefly :D

[@lij25674]

Lawl

[@Pigganon]

Slinger's Song and Spike in a Rail sound more Firefly-y to me.

[@Fuzz987]

I've loved this song the minute I first heard it while I was playing the game. I mean, it takes real talent to make a song that can go straight into you're heart.

[@davidervin4853]

Lyrics by Darren Korb Vocals: Ashley Barrett pleasse give credit to the artists when you post music kthxbai

[@TheAetherpunk]

Thus,my friends, is what gripped many players, and this is what has inspired me to do many things, just this one song from a humble indie game...

[@drcookie2717]

Song about the long and futile struggle of many in the face of a cataclysm, about the inevitability of an end for all thing that you can only wait. Random internet halfwit: "Guys she said WALL ! "TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP !" "Where are my internet points !"

[@EvansRowan123]

The wall just got ten feet higher!

[@KingBobXVI]

@@beastalchemistVA - The higher they build, the easier it'll be to knock down If any of it ever even gets built.

[@Yeeren]

I did the same thing. After the desolation and loneliness of having only Rucks as a living person until that point, I just stood there and listened for several minutes before disturbing her

[@dragonmasterpro123]

A second bastion game needs to be made.

[@atmobboy]

I kinda like the open ended ending of the Bastion. if you want more similar stuff, try Transistor. Its by the same people and also has good music, and the same Narrator.

[@Haikuss123]

We don't need one. Transistor is already a spiritual sucessor to Bastion, and Bastion's story doesn't look like it needs continuation.

[@WhatTheDuckVids]

Sir Cheddar A prequel to Bastion would be cool though. There's a lot of backstory that could be explored in another game.

[@williamfitzpatrick9775]

Can't do a sequel without messing up the ending. Canonizes a choice. maybe a prequel =/ but then you loose the cool art effect, kind of becomes a different game set in the same universe.

[@MCCanaryVideos]

bryan lim As people have already said, the game, unfortunately, will not and should not have a sequel. But it is not because the game bad. I feel like the core message of the game would be lost if a sequel were made for it. If a sequel was made, then the core driving plot device, the Bastion itself would lose all of its meaning because of how pivotal it's place was from start to finish. Sure, you could have it be about their adventures, and have the Bastion just be a hub and all, but the point in the Bastion was what it stood for. And that is lost with the end of the game because it will ultimately have served a purpose regardless of which outcome you pick that would make it's purpose in any future game relatively less meaningful. Could it have a sequel? Sure. But they would have to do something radically different, because the Bastion was the focal point in the game. Both mechanically and plot wise. In a second game I could not see that being the case without it feeling gimicky or ignored.

[@CeliriaRose]

When I first did the area where you meet Zia and heard this song I couldn't help but just stop and listen. The song is so beautiful.

[@wmcc1987]

Kid sits down, closes his eyes and gets lost in the melody..

[@tenjenk]

this was one of my favourite ones when it came up and it totally suits the moments and char.

[@Freecell82]

I think the people talking about Trump missed the entire point of the song

[@fangbatarang5659]

I like how you were a good game when I was younger. Just like The Bastion when I got older.

[@guguy00]

Oh no I got the point, the Trump jokes are funny/sad though.

[@alexeru6154]

Yup, "that wall is gonna fall" "but now, you've got no where to run" "We'll be there before too long" (presumably to knock it down)

[@tabula_rosa]

also already had a wall

[@psychedeliccarrie5921]

These are the same people who think Born in the USA is a patriotic song.

[@TGGAequitas]

In my opinion Bastion is one of the best narrated and soundtrack to game I've ever played. I just close my eye's and enjoy this song. in fact it gives me goosebumps.

[@getoutofhereinternet]

Reminder: the wall-builders in the song tasted the sweet, sweet embrace of nuclear fire. They _lost_.

[@SuperAwesomerobot]

So a hillary election?

[@getoutofhereinternet]

No, the four years after, when liberals show their true colors and start gutting welfare going to red states. I swear to God, I'm starting to hear that one Atwater quote being cited _positively_.

[@DMTrojan]

Walls always end in wars. It didn't stop the Mongols, it won't stop the tides. Build it high as heaven, build it high as babel, build it high as god, . And they said to the mountains and rocks, Fall on us, and hide us from the face of him that sitteth on the throne, and from the wrath of the Lamb. Godspeed the fire, godspeed the water, godspeed the end.

[@wawa80095]

You , sir, just made my day. Thank you.

[@squirrelsyrup1921]

the wall just got ten feet higher

[@sirlancegamer8973]

*sniffs* this is just so bloody beautiful *sobs*

[@piechurek912]

All those Trump jokes over here and people still can't realise it's actually illegal immigrants response to him. Oh well.

[@hellraiser217]

... I thought that was the point of the jokes...

[@Vegotenks]

Agree over here. First thing after getting the Grammaphon? Switchin to that song and always playing it when im back at good ol' bastion. That song is just so touchin

[@sozaj]

Better than Let it Go.

[@rope7421]

By a million miles

[@ArtixWoP]

This song shows a lot of emotion and the lyrics fit with the song too. The song also fits in with the plot of the game.

[@Bloom_3D]

TLO Got me here... >.>

[@SuperNicknack14]

Omg Inori you survived :’-( Im so happy

[@omarel-sadek1644]

INORIIII

[@Bloom_3D]

:o So much love

[@mihai000000]

heard other people say that. What does TLO stands for ?

[@TeddyAye]

I have this song on repeat when I go to sleep. Some of the most amazing things happen.

[@symatra]

I’m sorry Zia. I made the wrong choice. I want to go back and change my decision. I’m sorry.

[@keybearersora]

This game is why I'm glad I have Steam - never would have discovered it if it weren't for the Summer Sale. Very glad I had 5 bucks to spare, some of the best money I ever spent on such a beautiful, amazing game with such an amazingly artful soundtrack.

[@waow2859]

Time to start building I guess

[@VonDelacroix]

very much agreed. Bastion was perfect IMO, there is no need for a sequel.

[@simonestarks2597]

Nerd cubed sent me here

[@throughrockmetal6935]

High Five

[@digbick8322]

Same here man

[@billybobjoe9010]

This song is indeed a war anthem.

[@lianhector9546]

Ditto

[@acrobaticalpaca6675]

hello procrastinators

[@Greece7714]

GOD DAMN! Maybe it's the alcohol, but this song is absolutely incredible. That delicious Blues feel. Melancholy lullaby. Absolutely wonderful.

[@Cryogenius333]

It hurts how all the little minded people can let a witless political quip infect such a beautiful and emotional peice. if yall habent played this game, you need to. The part leading up to this song was incredible.

[@LaCrewTV]

the first time I listened to this song i got chills.. i know this was something unique.. something quite perfect. i loved the game and so do I love this song everytime i play it, i feel something different.. i really got too deep inside the storyline this song brings a lot of feelings.. something only a gamer can feel and cant explain.

[@senndhaboex]

she's a big wall

[@Fuckencio3]

4 u

[@sarahbohn743]

This song depresses me somewhat though, because of the sentiments which it expresses. It's sung from the Ura's point of view and it tells the history of how they split apart from the Caelondions because they wanted to stay in touch with nature and the gods. The song is sad because of the references to the war and how the Ura and Caelondions couldn't get along. The Ura just wanted to be in peace, but the Caelondions couldn't let it be. That's what I have to say. If you read this, thank you.

[@noiceneto8974]

is this the same singer for transistor?

[@scytheseven9173]

Yes.

[@bodox001]

such an epic game and sountrack, still listening to it today.

[@virgo113]

That'd be Ashley Barrett indeed.

[@Goataragua]

I know how you feel friend. This game has a certain feel to it. It makes me shed Man-tears, everytime i play it... Cheers!

[@stopandchek]

BUILT IT

[@Froggen88]

The way this song echoes in the game is so well done

[@gamesgal8183]

I know this will sound too sarcastic and cliché but every time I hear this song and read the lyrics, it awfully reminds me of Attack on Titans.fudge yeah, they should really build that wall and make it strong...

[@MrMoltenlava]

+Games Gal the lyrics seem to have something in common with AoT, but the tone is completely different

[@weeklyhan8506]

+MrMoltenlava It would be an amazing song to use on the finale of the Series though, just picture a small group of people surviving out of the wall just to realize that the world is still infested with gigantic monsters, and this song just playing on the background.

[@MrMoltenlava]

Pablo Ibarra that would be cool

[@gustavluhr8464]

+Games Gal The lyrics suggest that the singer is against the people building the wall. If titans sang, I doubt it would sound like this.

[@monchichithough3390]

This is true beauty. I simply love this song. Words cannot express my true feeling for this song, as it touches me very deeply. Before this game I did not know what it meant to love art.

[@RobRIPDG]

Im.gonna build a wall and the Ura are going to pay for it.

[@getoutofhereinternet]

_*literally nukes self_ Ayy, it's just like IRL

[@sourceofreason]

underrated game underrated soundtrack underrated overall this is one of the greatest games i've ever played this song is especially beautiful 10/10

[@LolGamesism]

A SAGA DE CIRILO! R.I.P BUZZ! T_T

[@thiagoccomelli]

T_T

[@GTDeriva]

WEHUahuwehuWAEHU

[@LolGamesism]

BRAVO GUERREIRO BUZZ,NUNCA MORRERA,COITADA DA TIA MARIA PORRA IRMÃO,SEMPRE EM NOSSOS CORAÇÕES BUZZ FOREVER!

[@erikrodrigues656]

LOL Gamesism E OSARGEMTO PICEL

[@YourMuse203]

I woke up at 12 in the morning, hearing this song I fell in love with it and half asleep asked Google what song this was, I woke up with this song name written on my arm with pen.