Open Air by Miracle Of Sound (Metro Exodus) (Epic Metal)

[@miracleofsound]

Hey lovelies, enjoy the vid! Super inspiring story in this game, loved it. Special shout-out out to all my Russian fans!! / If you're not part of the unofficial MOS VK page, it's a good time to join :) vk.com/miracleofsound Also don't forget ye can help keep me in a job by supporting me on Patreon, where ye can hear songs early & get access to my Discord chat! www.patreon.com/miracleofsound Big luv

[@dfyz1407]

Ty, Gav ^^

[@economicrecession]

Любим тебя!)

[@matthewmckenna248]

You've knocked it out of the park :)

[@gundamheavyarms4879]

First Tyr releases a new album, then you release a new song I have been musically blessed! 😊

[@seand.g423]

@@matthewmckenna248 dude, where? Like I know there was that one translated chorus in TDTWD, but... I didn't hear anything like that here...

[@JTM]

Just got off the treadmill running to “Wake the White Wolf” on loop. Tomorrow it’ll be this one. EPIC

[@therandomnobody3407]

Surprised noone commented to jt

[@jettonial]

@@therandomnobody3407 true

[@osome6806]

ooof poor JT gets no comments

[@osome6806]

not even a thank you

[@IvanRodriguez-kl2hz]

Better late than never.

[@Notsheropa]

Rest in peace metro exodus animator Andrii Korzinkin, also known as Nizrok, who passed away in the Ukraine war, I started playing the series again a week before the news was announced, as it is a game that doesn't feel like a lifeless husk like most games nowadays, so hearing the news was quite a shock even though I didn't know the person before the news, it is sad to hear that another talent has left.

[@gunslingerluckytankijunky]

RIP :( let his work be enjoyed forever.

[@zacharyd8697]

What’s the cause of death

[@jakubprzybylski6670]

@@zacharyd8697 Died while performing a combat mission.

[@AutumnThe_Toaster]

OMG this is the first time hearing this RIP 😢

[@dbondodst007]

A true Stalker, hero of The Metro

[@raviencrafttv4375]

"And the future's a railroad stretching endlessly" - Metro Exodus "And the future's a tunnel stretching endlessly" - Metro Last Light "We learn the outside"- Metro Exodus "We burn the outside"- Metro Last Light Love the refferences to "The day the world died". Good job, Gav

[@Heksbold]

Here's another reference: "As the shadows of home become a memory. They will haunt us but they can't pull us back" - Exodus. "And the light at the end is but a treachery. It will blind you and force you back" - Last Light

[@raviencrafttv4375]

@@Heksbold Yes I noticed that, but it's only the rhymes that is similar, not the lyrics themselves, so I didn't include it

[@Heksbold]

@@raviencrafttv4375 Fair enough.

[@TimothyRE99]

@@raviencrafttv4375 It does carry on the opposite meaning comparison, still, though. About how in Exodus, the outside and light are no longer the enemy.

[@masterchief6443]

@@TimothyRE99 Wait when was light the enemy? I do not remember this.

[@DrJonesPHD62]

I ADORE the callbacks to The Day the World Died! That's been one of my favorite songs of yours, EVER, and now it has a perfect sequel.

[@seand.g423]

Ikr! I mean when I heard the intro, I was thinking "Okay, Gav, how you gonna tie this one?" And then 3:19 lights off and I'm just like... "... noice!"

[@miracleofsound]

Thank you! Exodus felt a little more hopeful & forward moving than the others so I tried to reflect that in the lyrics & music :)

[@seand.g423]

@@miracleofsound dayum... you _know_ the track's recent when The Master himself responds to your reply _that_ fast... yo, Gav, near completely unrelated, but any plans to do with RWBY?

[@wojszach4443]

Tbh Exodus rushed through book in first hour,im really curious how they continued story, finnished last light few days ago and I heave great hopes for sequel

[@essex3777]

Yeah The Died Is Up There with the best songs ever made.

[@ChristophBrinkmann]

January 1st, 2024 was the day i arrived in Honolulu, coming from Wisconsin. If I remained in the Midwest and I wound up on the street the wrong night, I could have frozen to death. Now I'm still homeless but I'll die another way. This song is perfect for celebrating new beginnings. I now am employed and in a 24 hour shelter. Gav. Ty so much for doing what you do. Obviously you didn’t have me, or my situation in mind when you wrote this, but this song holds a special place in my heart and always will. *Sings (hopefully in tune)* I wanna breathe the Pacific air, I wanna feel the beach under my feet and leave the misery behind. I want to touch the palm trees there, rest my head under warm skies so fair, and never worry of the cold's embrace. Hawaii sunnnnnriiiisssse. It's soooo so pure. We know things will beee okay, good people are here. Free, unconfined. (Not perfect but you get the idea lol.)

[@hershloodu8925]

It’s been a while since this come t but I hope all the best for you

[@nichtengale]

Such a powerful song, and so different from your other Metro song- while that was a pessimistic, melancholic descent into nihilism, this one just bursts with life and will to life. They reflect the games of course, but you captured and synthesized their essence so well. Thank you for this one.

[@inquisitordave2751]

Theme aside this could be a good song for getting help with something like depression and having hope. The lyrics about the tunnels of the mind are very much anxiety or depression sounding.

[@jack28925]

And the future's a tunnel stretching endlessly "And the future's a railroad stretching endlessly" Into nothing, stumble in the black "All our hopes keep rolling on the track" And the light at the end is but a treachery "As the shadows of home become a memory" It will blind you and force you back "They will haunt us but they can't pull us back" Once more we divide "I watch the sunrise" From peace we turn "In skies so clear" The day the world died "We learn the outside" Nothing was learned "There's hope out here" Words cannot describe how happy I am with the call backs in this video, to what is probably my favorite song by you.

[@centurionconrad]

Free Unconfined...

[@matthewmckenna248]

I'm just an average human..... When I see that Miracle of Sound has uploaded. I drop everything!

[@RamGilamar]

please don't carry anything valuable

[@DemonicaaD14]

I also drop everything, including a like.

[@sba8717]

Guess my mom was a fan of miracle of sound because i was dropped on the head as a child!

[@furimindustries3410]

Welp, atleast no one dropped a nuke in russia! Oh wait.....

[@TryHardNinja]

Nice. Still playing through the game!

[@spacecorpse3212]

dont worry about killing bandits they dont give bad karma when killed but dont kill the pirates or the villagers and try and not hurt any cultists/paladins (you can shoot cannibals' on sight too)

[@mrmangosyt665]

Da fuq?

[@spacecorpse3212]

@@mrmangosyt665 what?

[@Darthmessiah66]

i gotta get this game at some point.

[@lance1506]

@@Darthmessiah66 yes you do dude it’s amazing especially the Gun customization if your a gun nut like me then it will give you a lot of that PS I have basically recreated the AK-47 in game too lol

[@TheBoomamatic]

The Day the World -Died- was Reborn

[@teamcybr8375]

Dude that's be a killer song/book/game title.

[@ludgerhoutman4464]

Metro: New Light

[@SlahyX]

First Light even

[@callofdutyfollowerjaygamer7322]

Wow just wow

[@chasebunning9219]

“We re-appeared”

[@Orbotus]

If anyone is wondering. Metro Exodus is a great game. And this is great song

[@furimindustries3410]

Neet

[@reudiger8510]

The whole series is great and rly underrated. Metro came in a time where every shooter was like battlefield and cod. I really enjoyed the fresh breath ...

[@dragonknight6972]

@@reudiger8510 ya i had fun play them because they were different and and having the last game were what you do impacts like some people die or others not able to contact others people, love this game were it can run and gun or stealth all the level

[@coren5911]

I just finished playing it It was great, but... Urgh, the borderlands feel really doesn't suit the game That, and the plot was a bit too predictable, in the personal stories

[@WhiteFangofWar]

The light at the end was not a treachery, but a symphony.

[@john02222]

So true

[@christianmclellan1396]

Only 50 seconds in and I know this will be on repeat all day!

[@Saburo82]

Артём должен услышать это по радио.

[@gilgamesh7055]

"And the light as the end is but a treachery, it will blind you and force you back" "And the shadows of home become a memory, they will haunt us but they cant pull us back" Its almost like when they were trapped in the tunnels with the surface a scary mystery for them they didnt like it, now that they are out into the blinding light what was once home look like a dark void compared to the outside they are now familiar with. "We burned the outside, took to the gloom" "We Learn the outside, theres hope out here" Ties in to the last reference to The Day The World died where humanity finally stepped out of the gloom, finally seeing it for what it is and have actually found hope in the once burned outside.

[@rodguy35]

A year later, still your best work in my opinion. Gets me everytime

[@filiphanus7364]

Songs like these can make you love the game/movie/tv show even though you haven't played it. Incredible. Keep rockin'!

[@rpaplham14]

Im curious if there is a correlation with gav songs and a rise of video game purchases

[@glennjamessephton7593]

Probs

[@Jack-kn1mr]

There's probably a bump but it's so small that it'd be impossible to really tell. I don't imagine I'd be more than a few hundred copies, and when your talking AAA games that's not even a drop in the bucket.

[@matthewthompson2848]

There is with me!

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

@@Jack-kn1mr yeah, probably. still, if he actually wrote the songs used in their trailers, who knows how that would effect their sales?

[@HubiKoshi]

I can only speak for myself but Hell to Pay made me want to buy Doom.

[@mr.cobalt1668]

For some reason the opening part where there's that silence before the music drops gives me the specific mental image of a character in a backwards free-fall before the camera follows them crashing beneath the ocean's surface right as the guitar kicks in.

[@economicrecession]

One minute in a song and I'm already in love with it! You truly are a Miracle of Sound!

[@Nisselak]

I already love the song and I haven't even started listening to it! XD

[@mangostarr6975]

When they announced this game I was hyped thinking about a sequel song for The day the world died and I have to say I'm not disappointed, the callbacks are beautifully done and in general the song is really good.

[@fenrir6656]

Thank you, from all Russian fans! I'm really touched. Thank you for all, what you're doing. We love you!

[@dimandimanich7943]

Отличная песня и видеоряд классный. Особенно если смотреть и слушать из Новосибирска, только что вернувшись с прогулки по свежему снегу и -19 по Цельсию :). Great song and awesome video. Especially if you watch and listen from Novosibirsk having just returned from a walk in fresh snow and -19 Celsius :).

[@ADMICKEY]

See, I'm in Arizona

[@TheKingdomEntertainment]

I remember when this song first came out. Wasn't going to listen because I hadn't played the game (still haven't). But I kept seeing it, so I broke down and clicked on it... boy am I glad I did. This song hits me so deeply and so personally. It's not my usual kind of music, like much of what Gav puts out, but there's something so special in his work. This song in particular has become my favorite song. I tear up at the end. So many people find themselves in desperate situations they feel like they can't escape from. This song inspires hope. At least for me. It makes me feel like freedom is just a little farther. Just keep moving. Nothing can pull you back. And when you are free, you can listen to this and remember how far you've come. And the video... damn, it's so good! I realize he's just splicing stuff together from cutscenes and promotional material, but it still amazes me.

[@DavidL-op5sz]

One of your best tracks yet. Absolute chills at the returns to The day the World Died, especially "the future's a tunnel stretching endlessly." one of the best parts of the original made even better here with your sweeping orchestration.

[@insertnamehere8274]

Saw a new miracleofsound song: smiled. Saw it was six minutes long: sat down and relaxed, ready for awesomeness. And liked the video of course. Heard opening guitar riff: instant eargasm.

[@roguemockingjay3653]

This song was uploaded Mar 13, 2019. Exactly a year later, Mar 13, 2020, schools got shut down and quarantine began in my state. Ironic, isn't it?

[@tdmrebel9818]

Coincidence I think not lmao

[@SuperGoose42]

Oh My Gosh Gavin is a prophet

[@blarg2429]

@@SuperGoose42 *Oh my Gav

[@omegafoxxtrot7248]

As someone who loved the books but didn't get into the games until now, this song has me in tears. It's so beautiful and means so much to me in a way I'm not sure I can express. Thanks Gav, for another awesome song.

[@szarekhtheimmortal2293]

The way you put hope where at first there was despair is just beautiful Gav, and those come backs to The day the World died are just amazing, adding to that the breathing theme, central to the franchise after all and you get the proof that your abilities to write are not only great, but are getting better as you keep working on them. Total respect, 10/10 song, thanks for being a genius at what you do.

[@miracleofsound]

Thank you! And yes there was much more hope in Exodus than in the others, so I wanted to reflect that in the song :)

[@bolloggfisch1100]

However do you manage to play so many games and then create such awe-inspiring music that feel so deeply connected to the core of each game. Yet, you never appeare exhausted or burnt out, but instead spread big luvs wherever you go!

[@MikhaelEternal]

This is the song I'll leave quarantine to.

[@lsq7833]

I absolutely loved the callback to the day the world died. Perfect illustration of the thematic change: Exodus is definitely the first Metro game where Hope becomes the driving theme instead of merely holding on for survival.

[@oleksaderzybis9052]

Big luv from Ukraine

[@miracleofsound]

Thank you!! Hello Ukraine :)

[@epiclego193]

@@miracleofsound We love you, Gav

[@furimindustries3410]

Hi ukraine im dad! Im idiot!

[@song_translations_ukr_core]

@@miracleofsound whre are you from, man? I'm glad once I found your channel

[@KiaMeiAlwaysWins]

​@@song_translations_ukr_core He is Irish.

[@gaston767]

This game made me so emotionally involved

[@plasmaxl8626]

The day the world died, we kindled doom we burned the outside took to the gloom... We watch the sun rise in skies so clear we learn the outside there's hope out here... brings a tear to my eye

[@seasonalsun3488]

someone probably already pointed it out but i will still say it,the sentence "and teh future's a railroad stretching endlessly" is also said in "the day the world died"

[@djwoody1649]

I really enjoy how you and Dan Bull used a bit of continuity with your older Metro songs, making previous lyrics have new meaning. You gave it a more positive take than him, with your glass half full twist on previously dark lyrics, he did it the other way showing how the characters learned that Moscow was a lost hope.

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

That line, "there's hope out here," just just has so much weight on it. The callback to "The Day the World Died" and the search for a future once again, not just a slow decay in a rotting metro, but the hope of a future... it brings tears to my eyes every time. You nailed it Gavin, you couldn't have played the heart's-a-chords and better. And yes, I'm keeping that pun.

[@deltaarena2447]

the footage with your music are better trailers than the actual trailers

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Красиво, просто красиво !!! This is surelly one of my new favorite songs from you fella,you never fail to amaze us! Those callbacks and references to the other Metro song just make it even better,as you always find a way to do. Thank you once again for everything Gav,Так держать! Cheers from Brazil :D Thanks for the likes peeps,good to see people agree with me !

[@portaljumper339]

I've always been a fan of the little references to previous songs that you make for the same series (Wake The White Wolf/The Path, etc.), but I'd have to say that the lyrical callbacks to The Day The World Died ("the future's a tunnel stretching endlessly"/"and the future's a railroad stretching endlessly" and "the day the world died, we kindled doom, we burned the outside, took to the gloom"/"I watch the sun rise, in skies so clear, we learn the outside, there's hope out here") is probably my favorite since it provides such an amazing counterpoint across the games. 2033 and Last Light had such a dour, defeatist tone where survival is the only thing mankind has to look forward to, whereas Exodus gives something back; hope. Hope for a tomorrow better than yesterday, hope for a place better than home, hope that we could learn from the mistakes of the past. You are an amazing lyricist and musician, my dude, and you prove it yet again with this amazing song. Rock on! \m/

[@janadamek5050]

I have been listening to this for literally 3 hours in a row, this is just too perfect. Great job dude, love your songs.

[@legend_2889]

Один из моих любимых шутеров, а видеоклип по нему вы сделали просто обалденный!) Однозначно лайк) На одном дыхании просмотрела)

[@dimandimanich7943]

Это да, классная песня и видеоклип просто очешуенный :)

[@ГосподинФантом]

I love the game. I love the book of metro. And i damn love this song Gav!

[@hand2957]

"I watch the sunrise, in skies so clear We learn the outside - there is hope out here" - it is perhaps the single most *inspiring* lyrics in *all* of post-apoc. songs I ever heard

[@ianbirdnow2330]

I played the game when it first came out and I can say this captures the way Artyom feels about being out side of Moscow and the theme of the game perfectly.

[@shadowmaster9279]

Miracle of Sound could start a revolution

[@dragonllig790]

It’s amazing because it works so well a song contrasting perfectly with the setting and showing how the game starts off very bright and hopefully before getting slowly darker and how at the game is about standing in defiance of what fate has already determined and find hope . Do not go gently into that good night

[@SwWolfSw]

This song should literally be in the game probably my favorite song by miracleofsound

[@samwil0_9]

Great game, great musician! This song is another masterpiece to the list! I knew this game was going to make a good song. This one is probably my all time favorite, great job on this one.

[@Aloemancer]

The Day the World Died is the anthem to human hubris and destructive capacity. This song is an anthem to hope. That, no matter what happens, we will survive and grow.

[@durandol]

I think one of my favorite parts of this song, is how there is this distant train horn sound at different parts throughout it.

[@АлександрВоллкер]

god ... it is amazingly beautiful ... especially when you know the whole background and end ... The song perfectly underlines the whole essence of the game .... Unconditional Like for the music .. for the words .. and for the transfer of the atmosphere of the game ... breathe in....

[@potentiallyunfunnyguy9716]

Thank you for this song Gavin. I'm a big lover of all your music that I have listened to, even songs I didn't really care for initially grew on me. But this one is special. This song came out at a time when I needed it. The reason is private, but suffice to say that lyrics like "And the future is a railroad stretching endlessly" is a text that makes me literally cry with a smile on my lips. That the only way we can move is forward, regardless of what lies there and what we leave behind and that ultimately we are better for it and grow as people, it's a really reassuring thing. Sometimes we all feel trapped in our current situation, in our state of mind, our living environment or even not being sure about who we are and where our place is in this world, it's good to know there will be songs with the passion, drive and emotion put into them to help you when you need them and enjoy them when you don't. Anywho, had to get that of my chest. I don't often feel I owe thanks to people online. But your music hits me like a punch to the gut and a warm embrace, never change Gav, but always keep improving. The shredding of the guitar, the serene vocals mirroring the lamenting ones from 'the day the world died', it's a magnificent testament to a series I love, about how there remain specks of humanity and hope even in the most grim of environments. This song feels like a reward for Artyom, for all the troubles he's been through, for all the good he brought in the face of adversity. Bravo!

[@alsesdalsesd7440]

From Ukraine with love, thanks for your songs)

[@УКРАЇНАПОНАДУСЕ-ж5ц]

бро

[@song_translations_ukr_core]

Так чуваки, цей канал справді крутий

[@УКРАЇНАПОНАДУСЕ-ж5ц]

@@song_translations_ukr_core бро!

[@ilyailyushonak9942]

It's the one of the best MoS song that i heard. So hope- and powerfull. Thank you. From Belarus with love.

[@ДмитрийКузьменко-д2х]

I am proud of Ukrainian game developers. This is truly worth your time. Gav u are awesome!

[@ilyailyushonak9942]

Привет из Беларуси. Я тоже горжусь, что у вас есть 4А и они с Глуховским вот Такое могут!

[@deepV01D]

great (in its sadness and hope) game, great tune by Gavin!

[@kimsenhofer3812]

3:19 Oh that Callback was pure gold

[@Aloemancer]

"I watch the sun rise In air so clear We learn the outside There's hope out here" Fucking CHILLS, MAN!

[@BaggyGoose]

I makes me sad that this is the end. The final chapter of Artyom, the Spartan Rangers, Anna, and the whole of the Metro. It all started with a guy living in the Metro. A guy who traveled to Polis station to tell of the comming of the Dark Ones, and killed them so man can survive. This guy became a Hero A guy who discovered a lone, surviving Dark One child. Fought across the entire Metro to rescue it and learned the error of his ways. Uncovered and stopped an attempted coup perpetrated by the Red Line. And earned forgivness. This guy became a Protector A guy who, in his desparate search for the outside, learned that Moscow was cut off from the world due to the works of Hansa, who believed that the Last War was still aflame. Boarded a train and left Moscow in search of answers. Fought, creped, negotiated, and wandered through a cult of electrophobiacs on the Volga, the cannibalistic remnants of the soviet high command in the Urals, gas-guzzling slavers along the Caspian Sea, the Cildren of the Forest in the taigas of Russia, and the bombed out, inhospitible ruins of Novosibirsk. Getting much needed medicine for his wife, Anna, who is teetering on the brink of death. He manages to save his life, but at the cost of his friend and boss, Miller, who succumbed to the lethal dosage of radiation he got trying to save the life of his daughter. A death that will not be in vain. In the end of it all, this guy, a simple man from the metro, found a place where he, his wife, his comrades, and all those in the Metro can, not just survive, but thrive: Lake Baikal. This guy became a savior Artyom: Protector of the People, Defender of D6, Savior of the Metro. But there are many questions to answer... What happened to the Dark Ones? Did Artyom manage to livarate the people from the Metro of Moscow and take them to Lake Baikal? What happened to Giul, Silantius, and Olga? Along with many, many more. We may never know the answers to these questions. But at least we have these fond memories of the Metro Thank you, Dmitry Glukhovsky.

[@meatgod6808]

I'm going to stab someone if There isn't another metro game miller didnt die Just to end us with what ifs

[@TheCreedEvolution]

It's gonna be a new Metro game, Glukhovsky confirmed it

[@morethanjustasloth5528]

READ 2035 GODDAMNIT

[@TheCreedEvolution]

@@morethanjustasloth5528 I've read all the books before playing the games...

[@morethanjustasloth5528]

@@TheCreedEvolution And I wasn't talking to you.

[@littlegrabbiZZ9PZA]

Ooh, that's niiiiiiice. The non-claustrophobic, uplifting, yet still kinda depressing mode of this. Well done.

[@victormillen8393]

It captures the spark of hope peeking out through the depressing wrack of the world

[@Nofsleft]

Hey Gav, would you consider making a song for the "Call of Cthulu" game or maybe for "Tales of Berseria"? Either way, have a great day. As soon as my internet stops acting like a sloth coated in molasses, I am probably going to have this on loop for a while lol.

[@nirast2561]

Thank you for that mental image :(

[@Naith123]

If you are interested in that have a look at Aviator's Dystopian Future album. They have collabed together before so might be what you want

[@Yumi-vy9lf]

At last I've found right words for my impression from this song. It feels like a huge, unstoppable mass of iron, steel and steam, forcing forward with speed and all might it have. It is harsh, but fresh wind into face while standing on the head of the running train. It is fast beats of wheels like our own hearts. It is a run, a flight of a mighty spirit towards the endless lands and skies. Thank you for this feeling, for this song. Every time I listen to it, it fills me with furious will to live and breathe with joy and inner force, no matter what whoever says or does. Inspiring, impressing, exciting.

[@BesheniyZayac]

Гэвин как всегда на высоте, отличная песня!

[@magnipoptude7319]

It's May 8, 2020, and this song is incredibly fitting. Thank you Gav.

[@kvartguard8382]

Ждал твою тему как глоток свежего воздуха, тема крутая \m/

[@fotisst8886]

"to shed the mask I've had to wear" hits differently now

[@twistedjaide4738]

Your right yet this is nothing compared to them

[@kayemni]

"free, unconfined"

[@Darek_B52]

That it does

[@Dantick09]

I was about to say the same, this song has a new meaning after 2020

[@y33t23]

Very different dimensions but I see your point

[@conorjasper5814]

God, the differences between this and The Day the World Died are amazing. Open Air is so much more optimistic, as should be expected by the games the songs are based on, and I honestly was tearing up over this song. Good job, Mr. Dunne, good fucking job.

[@ianphillips3485]

Gotta love the lyric changes from the first song. Such as: And now the future is a railround stretching endlessly/And now the future is a tunnel stretching endlessly We learned the outside/We burned the outside.

[@sourwitch2340]

This entire song feels like a 2020/2021 anthem nowadays lmao like weirdly perfect

[@Tony-je8fs]

This gets a whole new meaning nowadays

[@Demon-4]

Really all of your songs are outstanding. But this one is my favorite, because it goes a bit in direction of power metal. More of this metal style would be really great. Looking forward to it!!!!

[@jaebedo1599]

seeing that Gavin released a great song based on a franchise i love 2 hours before my birthday. best thing of the day

[@Lord-83]

This hits different post lockdown ngl

[@oknelas28]

The chorus is magnificent and awesome. One of the best songs of 2019 ever! Thx so much for this music, Gav. It's always in my heart. And this song now is one of my favourite

[@КостяМазин-и5ь]

From Russia with Love

[@ВладыкаНихилус]

Воистину

[@miracleofsound]

Hello Russia!!

[@Toxin___InterHalfer]

This is a good game plot no matter what some here might say

[@КириллЩепин-ц7п]

@@miracleofsound Hello)

[@herman9938GermanHikk]

Да, песня неплохая получилась. Мне припев нравится. Nice song.

[@TiananmenSquareMassacre1989]

I love this reuse of lyrics and melodies in different contexts in sequels/spinoffs you do. It's like echoes of memories in song.

[@illidank996]

While I really liked the melancholic vibes of "The day the world died" I think the rock/metal fits Metro: Exodus since it really shows the energy and freedom that have to come from finally escaping the claustrophobic and dark Metro

[@miracleofsound]

I agree! It helps that double kick drum kinda sounds like a train too :)

[@illidank996]

@@miracleofsound Oh wow I didn't even realize that! Man I love how many details and other little things you put into your songs. You're truly Music Jesus :D

[@parkeypence5974]

Beautiful

[@klepikovmd]

This is awesome as always! Thank you!

[@1senhart]

I have not stopped listening to this all day. I don't think a song has hit me this hard for a while

[@bookerdewittesqire7727]

omg that was just amazing. It's all I could want after the hard day - a decent metal song. Many thanks to you from the homeland of "Metro".

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Great country you guys live in,and you all create quite the games!

[@tee_es_bee]

This is exactly what I needed today: "Breathe in..." Thank you for your continued excellent work. One can truly feel the passion in your work.

[@smolbableau5773]

This really hits different in 2020

[@elephantisland695]

The Metro games are seriously underrated!

[@thycarolusrex]

Hey gav, 4 years late but uh, ever thought of making a Metro 2033 song?? Replayed 2033 not too long ago and thought it'd be cool.

[@pavelgl5926]

One of the best songs on this channel. And it's not easy to do.

[@marcusthethief3947]

An absolute masterpiece Gav. This has to be up there with your Witcher and dad of boi songs. Amazing stuff my man. Looking forward to the next one.

[@CreeperKiller666]

Was kinda passively listening and watching the footage when the 'and the future is a railroad stretching endlessly' totally threw me into nostalgia - not for Metro but for Gav's music! Love that line in the first song, love it even better in this one. Never stop doing what you do Gav!

[@renaigh]

Summer = Fallout Autumn/Fall = S.T.A.L.K.E.R Spring = The Last Of Us Winter = Metro

[@CptFox]

For zombie games it would be: Summer: Left4Dead Autumn: DayZ Spring: Dying light Winter' TWD/Zomboid

[@noddarkwolf]

The seasons of the apocalypse

[@nootnoot4551]

This song gave me chills with the homage to day the world died that i actually cried. Dont have a pc that can run it but this song alone has made me put hold on a mini fridge and car for one. Thankyou so much Gavin, you're my favorite artist and you were the one to inspire me to write. Never stop being you my dude!

[@brocktuna]

Who else has been around since Gordon Freeman saved my life?? You've come such a long way gav! 🤘

[@miracleofsound]

How the time flies!!

[@mythrunegaming7654]

Neko it's your cousin was the first song I heard

[@seijitheicedrake9487]

we are war introduced me to this channel

[@mythrunegaming7654]

Nice. Nord mead is a personal favorite

[@mythrunegaming7654]

Hey gav. I'd like to see about using some of your music as background in my streams. How would I go about getting permission for that?

[@melonmaster2892]

i just love the way you add bits of your other songs into the new songs. sometimes it's lyrics, sometimes its theme, sometimes i cant even put my finger on it but i know its from another song you made. so awesome to hear those moments.

[@Nyerguds]

Unconfined? I dunno, you might get a little... ...railroaded :p

[@theomnissiah-9120]

Nyerguds boo you should be fed to the demons

[@razagan1343]

Are we gonna have to bind you to the tracks or will you lay down on them yourself?

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Blyatfull

[@xxxdumbwordstupidnumberxxx4844]

I guess you could say that you could get a little... sidetracked.

[@Nyerguds]

Well, last I checked this isn't an open world game ;)

[@EslocoSoldado]

I love this game series so much and this amazing song made me love it even more.

[@soldierslayer2592]

Thank you Gav for making this song. I've been playing Metro since I was a kid, and it is my favorite franchise. This is definitely my fav song You made, second best is the day the world died

[@XLopec_DoNskoy]

Metro, Stalker, Whitcher - Best slavic games