We Lost The Sea - A Gallant Gentleman - Live at Studios 301 (Official Video)

This is the first release off We Lost The Sea's latest album 'Departure Songs'. Recorded during live tracking of the album at Studios 301 in Sydney featuring the high school girls choir from Mercy College in Chatswood.
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A Gallant Gentlemen, the opening track from We Lost The Sea’s third and most adventurous record to date, is a slowly building piece that gives you a just a glimpse of the tumultuous journey to follow. This is the perfect gateway to the heart wrenching ‘Departure Songs.’ The tracks tells the story of Lawrence Oates, an army captain and explorer who walked off into the freezing Antarctic night on a expedition gone wrong, in an attempt to give his life to save the rest of his team. He knew he had become a burden on his friends. He knew their chances of survival would improve without him. So off he walked, alone, into oblivion. An opening track to a record that is steeped so much in the ideas of life, death and hope.
All music written and composed by We Lost The Sea.
The title of this song is named after a painting by John Charles Dollman.
Choir section composed and arranged by We Lost The Sea and the Mercy College Choir.
Produced by Tim Carr and We Lost The Sea.
Engineering and mixing by Tim Carr
Studio assistant: Antonia Gauci
Director of Photography: Dan Freene (ACS)
Editing and grading: Matt Harvey
Choir members
Teachers: Kathryn McGreal & Matthew Robertson
Choir: Amelia Berthold, Caillin Betts, Elizabeth Daniels, Vanessa Daniels, Aisha Herbert, Kiara Herbert, Lizzy Jackson, Grace Johnston, Rheanne Lamont Funtanilla, Nancy Li, Sam Miley, Emma Morton, Mary Neis, Marianne Pamilar, Carmel Rodrigues, Ishuveen Saini, Isabella Sharpe, Rhea Thomas, Stephanie Woo
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The single 'A Gallant Gentleman' is OUT NOW through BRR, AAC and WLTS.
Departure Songs was released worldwide in July 2015 through Bird's Robe Records and Art As Catharsis Records and Translation Loss (US)
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[@Passerbyzzzz]

May the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. amen

[@ameliaberthold7375]

I was part of the choir in this and listening still gives me goosebumps after all this time since recording. Such an amazing piece.

[@popat997]

You all gave a breathtaking performance, amazing song. Well fucking done.

[@WhiteNucklin]

The choir sounded amazing. my daughter sings choir and when we watched this she said, "now THATS a choir i want to sing on!"

[@anirbanchatterjee7766]

awesome work

[@schl4u]

Love it. In general, I like modern songs that use choirs. Really gives them a nice feel to it.

[@NeutralGravity]

Was this the same choir that was in the album? Because the audio used in this video is from their album and not live.

[@Tantopercaricare]

My father died a month ago. At the funeral, his friends and colleagues remembered him as an old time gallant gentlemen. Suddenly, today this song came to my mind and I listened it like 5 times, and I cried a lot. I miss him so much, I miss my gallant gentlemen.

[@MindlessMegaLawl]

May he rest in peace, and may his memory give you strength and reason. I know it's easier said than done, but I just hope you can keep climbing aiming above the sky.

[@Tantopercaricare]

@@MindlessMegaLawl thanks for your kind words. I'm slowly climbing, some days are good and some days are bad, but I'll keep climbing.

[@EduzReeveM]

damn...

[@thesehollowshit9967]

God bless you. Be strong.

[@elpayaseteetesayap1199]

Greetings and encouragement from Spain...

[@the_terrorizer]

Everyone seems to attribute this song to the loss of a close friend or family member. For me, I was listening to this exact song when I received the news that my dog wouldn't stop having seizures and they had to (rather suddenly) put him down. He was my first dog, I grew up with him through high school, and, while I've lost family members before, I've never had a loss hit me that hard. I was at work and tears escaped. I didn't even shed a tear at the death of my grandfather or uncle, both of whom I loved. But mostly I'm so mad that I couldn't be there by his side when he was put down. But I didn't want him to suffer any longer. So this song brings a lot of pain. But I believe the pain we feel, of a serious loss, is true love. And that in itself is beautiful, an exceedingly human experience worthy of awe.

[@nickbarbee5364]

“We Lost the Sea” is the coolest name for a band.

[@24sowl11]

Tbh that name fits this song too the song should be called we lost the sea. The song sounds like fight for the tiniest hope in the sea of hopeless

[@24sowl11]

@Zaid's EW I have a choreo to this song and I put my soul into it she had me go into a world that doesn't exist

[@DarionVazquez-eq8ek]

Imagine the pain of losing your sea. You'd get lost in a sea of tears.

[@yungdarn3876]

well, with my cultures' history, i could use some good jedi news.

[@sirenaus8480]

This played at my best mates funeral. Every time I hear it we are hanging out together again. Thanks for this beautiful piece of music.

[@aquaisuseful682]

Siren [Aus] best wishes to you.

[@tonykish52]

Amen. Peace be with you. Same for myself upon my brother's death.

[@Leonidas900]

Pray for my big brother whos battling cancer right now🙏🏼

[@OurRawHeart]

WHY? why...do the tears flow on the crescendo. Why?

[@ABobRoss]

Hope things work out for the best dude xx

[@WhispersoftheVoid-16]

🫂

[@zacdrinkel2255]

The more I learn about Departure Songs the more staggered I am at just how much they accomplished with no lyrics, it's like no words could ever convey the feeling that the instruments provide

[@chai9926]

I FIGURED OUT WHY THIS SONG IS SO NOSTALGIC!!! So I'm 16, but when I was super duper young, my family would play Band of Horses songs when I went to bed. Idk why, I just really liked them. This song has a super similar chord progression to 'no-ones gonna love you' by BOH! I know nobody really cares, but it's nice knowing why this song resonates with me so much today :)

[@24sowl11]

Very interesting you're absolutely right

[@Zorklis]

Yep I thought of that song too in my head, reminds me of watching Chuck as a kid

[@JackieOdonnel]

I love recognizing those connections. That's so cool!

[@Boog-jl3nm]

Hii i dont know if im too late but that song is called the funeral i think! :) its great

[@venturer9400]

As someone who has songs from both this band and Band of Horses in my 30ish favorite songs of all time I am really happy by that connection, so I'd say I care :D

[@lukejohnson5274]

While this song is cited to reference the self-sacrifice of Captain Lawrence Oates during an Antarctic expedition in 1912, I can't help but feel the song as well as its album are a tribute to Chris Torpy, their late vocalist. Every song bleeds an artistic dilemma, a beautiful void where Chris' voice should be, and each story enclosed is a brutal parable to his presence and departure in this strange reality we call life. This album speaks to us on a level that few musical endeavors can, getting to the core of what grief and meaninglessness can mean, leaving each posed question with a sense of beautiful confusion, a subtle chaos. Rest in peace, Chris Torpy, and may the music ring forever in the hearts of those you left behind.

[@makrandpai4552]

Luke Johnson I had a tear reading this. Well said mate

[@ChrisMitchell0882]

I have never listened to this band before today but I pass on my respect for Chris, and this excellent band. Beautiful song and video. When I read your comment I thought of this video by iLiKETRAiNS because of your reference to Cpt. Oates., one of my all time fave music vids. Thought I would share it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4WogJSOeNFnhNk

[@shagun1oct]

Luke Johnson Hope he rests in peace and hope his family and loved ones had the mental strength to cope through such a difficult time.

[@AndrewMcMillen]

This is a perfect summation of what this album means to me. Thank you.

[@JeremiahFernandez]

i think they did intend the whole album to be a tribute to chris

[@davidesavio190]

I love the whole Album. But this track.. It's a damned masterpiece.

[@GeorgeMillerUSA]

Davide Savio Agreed.

[@deltadesign5697]

100% Agree with you brother! I'm trying to find a copy on vinyl & hoping they will come to New Zealand. Peace :)

[@hlamart1]

Yeah, it was identified in the movement that this is a masterpiece. I am a sucker for contemplative echo drifting off while the finger movements on the strings are audible, and the sense is that of boing in a room making music as if breathing were chords and seeing one another the voice resting in shadows of the pines. Beautiful build up in classic prog rock style which sustains and rhythm guitars and knobs come into the sound and there is a sense of perfection taking place. We Lost The Sea, thank you, this is beautiful and daring music.

[@mrflibble1259]

The last dive of David Shaw is my personal favourite but this is no doubt nothing short of spectacular

[@Sam-qk7xb]

May Captian Lawrence Edward Grace "Titus" Oates live in our collective memory forevermore. A true explorer. A fearless human. A Gallant Gentleman.

[@ShauryaChawlaprayforplagues]

"Departure Songs" This name gives me goosebumps. So human, so fragile!

[@someguy7723]

departure: "i am just going outside.. and may be some time" The final departure, the last act.

[@juliaferrarimotta]

This song brings me so much emotions from the deepest me... I feel like i'm in the deep blue sea, drowning ... but not dying ... and i can see the sun passing through the waves and all the moments that i have passed in my life...

[@maorixd]

I kinda feel the same on my own way. This song touches the deepest part of my thoughts and feelings. I could say it brings me one of the most intense feeling I've ever had.

[@hasanzia8507]

Beautiful description.

[@GioEternity]

Beautiful words Julx, I could totally see it in my head as I read it, and I'm glad to see other people come forth about these deep feelings/thoughts. I just wish the world was a place where doing so was more common because I reckon it would help us see each other for what we really are/feel so we could bond and connect at the purest/most humane level.

[@PunkieTheGreat]

You hit the nail on the head. My momma past a week ago. This is just drowning me in those waves as I cry for her to wake up again

[@__.kiru.__]

In my darkest and lowest hour this album helps me to keep going on..

[@kaczydav]

Same here, mate! Take care!

[@__.kiru.__]

@@kaczydav Sure Thing mate ❤️

[@monolito5153]

This is the best I've found in music in 2024.

[@oby1]

Play this at my funeral. This is how I wanna go.

[@dustincomp8059]

I can dig it, but it's welcome oblivion for me.

[@deewzey9778]

Every time I hear this song I always break down in tears. I don't know why this song means so much to me. It's something you'd hear at the center of the universe, and when you climb to the highest peak. It's spectacular. I think it's single handedly the best song ever made. RIP - Chris Torpy

[@dyingserenade]

Me too... I cry with every note of this song...

[@MarkSpecterMK]

When i first joined the army way back in 2019 i was miserable, i hated my life and every second of going through it a second time. Before long it was just destroying me. I was finally leaving to my first duty station and i typed, "finally" in spotify and this album pulled up. I saw "a gallant gentleman" and i tapped it. I never felt so much relief before in my life to just let it out was hard and i finally did. It was the best cry I've ever had, because for me it meant the start of my new life. It truly felt like the harrassment and bullying was all over. It was done. And i made it through this song helped me through it when i needed it most. Thank you all for making this beautiful piece of art.

[@VemjogarKuZinho]

One of the most beautiful soundtracks I've ever heard.....😢

[@tehpunisher4568]

My gramps just passed away yesterday. This helps me release my emotions, as I want to be the strong one for my family. And I feel like I've hardened to the point where I couldn't really process my feelings until I went looking for something to help me let go. Thanks for this so much. It helped me process my feelings. Papa eladio, I thank you for every single thing you did for me, for raising me to be who I am today. Its very unfortunate that you had to go, especially the way you did. You didn't deserve the years of suffering, and in turn the anger you felt because it felt like your family wasn't there this past year. But believe me. Not a single day not a single hour went without all of us thinking about you, and hoping you would stop suffering. Not s single day. We all love you and will always love you. Forever and always. I've missed you for years.... so so many years.... I'm just glad you are now in a better place with all your compas. I will see you again one day. Just not any time soon. Please watch over me, my daughter, my fiancee, and the rest of our family. Let your iron resolve shield us from anything bad. Please. And thank you again for every little moment papa. Thank you......

[@jakebgraf8739]

I'm terrified of my losing my grandparents. I know it's inevitable. He knows how much you loved him and he's always there. Hope things are better for you bro. ❤

[@shubhagatachoudhury]

I keep coming back for this song every day. Definitely my top 5 Post-rock bands, right up there with Sigur Ros and Explosions in the Sky.

[@Marlenefanclubsimone]

Mogwai and God Is An Astronaut, for me. :)

[@goroachi]

Man try JAKOB & HUBRIS!!! Will not disappoint u!🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@djdesistorm]

I just cried my heart out. Miss you Abuji (dad)! It's been 8 years since you passed away and every day has been a struggle since. You were a true shade. Also, all the prayers for whatever they are worth to anyone, go out to all the humanity. Our losses might be different, but we surely suffer the same! 🙏😘

[@AbhilashNoxBaruahnx1ee7]

Amen! 🙏

[@Leonidas900]

❤

[@amirmajeed2227]

Emotional. ..may Allah help u.. Where from r u?

[@djdesistorm]

@@amirmajeed2227 Amen 🙏 I'm from Pakistan!

[@amirmajeed2227]

@@djdesistorm i m from kashmir(io),, Allah bless u...

[@francescabertiyoga]

I've been listening to this song for days. And I can't stop thinking about what's happening now in Gaza. This song is like the soundtrack of desperation.

[@manaband.official]

I love your band. I am a fan of you in Thailand.

[@chechulnoms3158]

I found these guys randomly at the start of 2020 when I was WFH. I would put on whatever youtube Playlist I could find and go about my work day. One day their whole Departure Songs album came up on autoplay. I clearly remember stopping the email I was typing and looking at the artist so I could remember them. I loved the album so much I bought it on Google music that year. I knew the emotions I felt when I heard each song but when I found out that each song was written for someone or a group of someones I began to understand the reason why the music resonated with me and the emotions it emitted. It's now become my favorite album to listen to whenever I fly. When you're so far above the earth. Nothing up there but you and the clouds. Life slows down for a time and you can see just how small we truly are in the grand scheme of things. Running around from one moment to the next. Getting caught up in the busyness of it all. Losing sight of what's really important. Being up there and listening to this puts life back into perspective for me and reminds me that all my troubles and worries are so temporary. Knowing that every song on the album is a tribute to someone who once walked this earth and left their mark behind for us to remember them, helps me remember in those moments, so far from surface, to slow down and just breathe. To cherish my loved ones and the time I have left. To live life and love others. To enjoy every moment. Both the good and the bad. All of it. Because its all a reminder that I'm alive and apart of this world. To be given a chance to live the life I've lived so far and to be able to leave behind my own mark (no matter how small it may be) when my time comes is something I will never take for granted. And when I pass on to eternity, if the memory of me only exists for a brief time in the hearts of those I've cherished, I'll know that I have truly left my mark on this world.

[@juliaferrarimotta]

i still dont know how to explain How much feelings It gaves me .

[@tonbarrios4819]

Julia Motta same, I tried but I'm speechless

[@me43135]

It places a terrible burden on the heart... And makes us okay with it :)

[@andrewadakalum6753]

Hello wanna make friend with u if u like dont mind

[@amrelazab1495]

it is like atmospheric pressure on a high altitude

[@juliaferrarimotta]

@@amrelazab1495 Its like drown on the oncean, but youre not dying... and you can see all those flashlights by the sun trought the water.

[@ulyreor3364]

This makes me cry. Tears for all the needless pain we bring to each other , because of our fear and our ego and our greed. 'Let your ambition be the achievement on earth of a heavenly civilisation' [Bahai teaching]

[@finkejak]

Wait, damn, why do i only now find out that there is a whole video from the actual studio session of this amazing piece!?

[@HimanshuSharma-ro6ym]

My favorite part is at 5:00 when the chaos stops and you listen to the soft voice of the choir calming and caressing you

[@Dtansing1]

Beautiful, angelic, melancholy, explosive post rock. YES PLEASE!

[@mikeaaron2023]

This might be the best song in the world. Thanks, guys.

[@arnoburtner380]

not sure yet, just heard it but you're really close on that

[@LOREasdfg]

I don't know if you know them, but you might enjoy Hammock. "Love in the void", "Life is Life", "Afraid to forget", "Mysterium", "Tether of yearning".

[@surbhisingla7717]

This song feels like an entire trip man. Like it made me relive the entire Molly trip. It just made me feel like how you zone out absolutely in a fucking crowded, loud music space and look around and see so much commotion but feel absolutely still inside. And can feel every small sensation on your body, in your ears. I think you live in super microseconds for a moment. Like you can see the air dust shining in front of a light. Fuck! Made my morning.

[@sandysurfboi]

that's a beautiful thing to feel! there's something about this music which makes my whole body, mind and spirit feel magical and profound.

[@kellijoy4127]

My teacher showed me this song today and I fell in love with it

[@ozgurerturan2788]

What a teacher

[@tehpunisher4568]

Excellent teacher

[@kraina_trolli]

A gallant teacher

[@yngyoung1643]

I hope they showed you Band of Horses - No One's Gonna Love You. That's where the chords are from.

[@aqeyllaqeylla5773]

someone gave me this & now im stuck with deep feelings 😢

[@Aaronsmith467]

I love the way the vocals blend with the ambient lead guitar. Post rock FTW.

[@teamdefined]

I’ve probably listened to this song a thousand times. Just so raw, so emotional, makes you want to achieve greatness. 🙏

[@jorgehenrique3594]

Que música bonita saudades de 2015 cara ❤❤😢😢😢

[@Infmlbb]

Through the heart the music goes..

[@Last1leftF]

Raven Chant yes! :)

[@e_artz1625]

This shit is like the best thing that ever happened to me, seriously. The best part is that I discovered this guys from a random click in youtube recommended. I heard the whole Departure Songs album and fell immediately in love with this music.

[@tameimpala37]

A powerful piece of music.

[@wellvergton]

I like to watch the rain in days of cloudy skies, I can spend hours making this, and hearing this song I not only felt the same sensation but could visualize a day like one of those.

[@tuliooliver1987]

We lost the sea... This Will destroy you... Mono (Japan)... all fantastic bands that never leaves my fones...

[@franciscovillegasvelazquez8848]

This song make me cry... And make me feel so glad at the same time

[@GiuseppeMaenza-c1u]

Great song, like a dream

[@wherepostrockdwells]

Does anyone agree with me that reading the poem 'A Gallant Gentleman' by C.J.Dennis while listening to this incredible song gives the absolute feels?

[@makrandpai4552]

Wherepostrockdwells thanks for the absolute feels train kind sir. I've never experienced something so deeply moving till date

[@AbhilashNoxBaruahnx1ee7]

Motion seconded!

[@jeshweedleon3960]

FUCK STOP

[@leomaki8373]

i tried reading the story in wikipedia, got the same feels.

[@trafficconeincorporated]

Posting the poem so others can read it here A month ago the world grew grey fer me; A month ago the light went out fer Rose. To ’er they broke it gentle as might be; But fer ’is pal ’twus one uv them swift blows That stops the ’eart-beat; fer to me it came Jist, “Killed in Action,” an’, beneath, ’is name. ’Ow many times ’ave I sat dreamin’ ’ere An’ seen the boys returning’, gay an’ proud. I’ve seen the greetin’s, ’eard ’is rousin’ cheer, An’ watched ole Mick come stridin’ thro’ the crowd. ’Ow many times ’ave I sat in this chair An’ seen ’is ’ard chiv grinnin’ over there. ’E’s laughed, an’ told me stories uv the war. Changed some ’e looked, but still the same ole Mick, Keener an’ cleaner than ’e wus before. ’E’s took me ’and, an’ said ’e’s in great nick. Sich wus the dreamin’s uv a fool ’oo tried To jist crack ’ardy, an’ ’old gloom aside. An’ now - well, wot’s the odds? I’m only one: One out uv many ’oo ’as lost a friend. Manlike, I’ll bounce again, an’ find me fun; But fer poor Rose it seems the bitter end. Fer Rose, an’ sich as Rose, when one man dies It seems the world goes black before their eyes. Fer Rose, an’ sich as Rose, thro’ orl the world, War piles the burdens wiv a ’eavy ’and. Since bugles called an’ banners were unfurled, A sister’ood ’as growed thro’ orl the land - A ’oly sister’ood that puts aside Sham things, an’ ’and takes ’and in grief - an’ pride. Ar, well; if Mick could ’ear me blither now, I know jist wot ’e’d say an’ ’ow ’e’d look: “Aw, cut it out, mate; chuck that silly row! There ain’t no sense in takin’ sich things crook. I’ve took me gamble; an’ there’s none to blame Becos I drew a blank; it’s in the game.” A parson cove he broke the noos to Rose - A friend uv mine, a bloke wiv snowy ’air, An’ gentle, soothin’ sort o’ ways, ’oo goes Thro’ life jist ’umpin’ others’ loads uv care. Instid uv Mick - jist one rough soljer lad - Yeh’d think ’e’d lost the dearest friend ’e ’ad. But ’ow kin blows be sof’n’d sich as that? Rose took it as ’er sort must take sich things. An’ if the jolt uv it ’as knocked me flat, Well, ’oo is there to blame ’er if it brings Black thorts that comes to women when they frets, An’ makes ’er tork wild tork an’ foolish threats. An’ then there come the letter that wus sent To give the strength uv Ginger’s passin’ out - A long, straight letter frum a bloke called Trent. ’Tain’t no use tellin’ wot it’s orl about. There’s things that’s in it I kin see quite clear Ole Ginger Mick ud be ashamed to ’ear. Things praisin’ ’im, that pore ole Mick ud say Wus comin’ it too ’ot; fer, spare me days! I well remember that ’e ’ad a way Uv curlin’ up when ’e wus slung bokays. An’ Trent ’e seems to think that in some way ’E owes Mick somethin’ that ’e can’t repay. Well, p’raps ’e does; an’ in the note ’e sends ’E arsts if Mick ’as people ’e kin find. Fer Trent’s an English toff wiv swanky friends, An’ wants to ’elp wot Ginger’s left be’ind. ’E sez strange things in this ’ere note ’e sends: “He was a gallant gentleman,” it ends. A gallant gentleman! Well, I dunno. I ’ardly think that Mick ud like that name. But this ’ere Trent’s a toff, an’ ort to know The breedin’ uv the stock frum which ’e came. Gallant an’ game Mick might ’a’ bin; but then - Lord! Fancy ’im among the gentlemen! ’E wus a man; that’s good enough fer me, ’Oo wus ’is cobber many years before ’E writ it plain fer other blokes to see, An’ proved it good an’ plenty at the war. ’E wus a man; an’, by the way ’e died, ’E wus a man ’is friend kin claim wiv pride. The way ’e died . . . Gawd! but it makes me proud I ever ’eld ’is ’and, to read that tale. An’ Trent is one uv that ’igh-steppin’ crowd That don’t sling praise around be ev’ry mail. To ’im it seemed some great ’eroic lurk; But Mick, I know, jist took it wiv ’is work. No matter wot ’e done. It’s jist a thing I knoo ’e’d do if once ’e got the show. An’ it would never please ’im fer to sling Tall tork at ’im jist ’cos ’e acted so. “Don’t make a song uv it!” I ’ear ’im growl, “I’ve done me limit, an’ tossed in the tow’l.” This little job, ’e knoo - an’ I know well - A thousand uv ’is cobbers would ’ave done. Fer they are soljers; an’ it’s crook to tell A tale that marks fer praise a single one. An’ that’s ’ow Mick would ’ave it, as I know; An’, as ’e’d ’ave it, so we’ll let it go. Trent tells ’ow, when they found ’im, near the end, ’E starts a fag an’ grins orl bright an’ gay. An’ when they arsts fer messages to send To friends, ’is look goes dreamin’ far away. “Look after Rose,” ’e sez, “when I move on. Look after . . . Rose . . . Mafeesh!” An’ e’ wus gone. “We buried ’im,” sez Trent, “down by the beach. We put mimosa on the mound uv sand Above ’im. ’Twus the nearest thing in reach To golden wattle uv ’is native land. But never wus the fairest wattle wreath More golden than the ’eart uv ’im beneath.” An’ so - Mafeesh! as Mick ’ad learned to say. ’E’s finished; an’ there’s few ’as marked ’im go. Only one soljer, outed in the fray, ’Oo took ’is gamble, an’ ’oo ’ad ’is show. There’s few to mourn ’im: an’ the less they leave, The less uv sorrer; fewer ‘earts to grieve. An’ when I’m feelin’ blue, an’ mopin’ ’ere About the pal I’ve lorst; Doreen, my wife, She come an’ takes my ’and, an’ tells me, “Dear, There’d be more cause to mourn a wasted life. ’E proved ’imself a man; an’ ’e’s at rest.” An’ so, I tries to think sich things is best. A gallant gentleman . . . Well, let it go. They sez they’ve put them words above is ’ead, Out there where lonely graves stretch in a row; But Mick ’e’ll never mind it now ’e’s dead. An’ where ’e’s gone, when they weigh praise an’ blame, P’raps gentlemen an’ men is much the same. They fights; an’ orl the land is filled wiv cheers. They dies; an’ ’ere an’ there a ’eart is broke. An’ when I weighs it orl - the shouts, the tears - I sees it’s well Mick wus a lonely bloke. ’E found a game ’e knoo, an’ played it well; An’ now ’e’s gone. Wot more is there to tell? A month ago, fer me the world grew grey; A month ago the light went out fer Rose; Becos one common soljer crossed the way, Leavin’ a common message as ’e goes. But ev’ry dyin’ soljer’s ’ope lies there: “Look after Rose. Mafeesh!” Gawd! It’s a pray’r! That’s wot it is; an’ when yeh sort it out, Shuttin’ yer ears to orl the sounds o’ strife - The shouts, the cheers, the curses - ’oo kin doubt The claims uv women: mother, sweet’eart, wife? An’ ’oo’s to ’ear our soljers’ dyin’ wish? An’ ’oo’s to ’eed? . . . “Look after Rose . . . Mafeesh!”

[@unagerreradestumblexd209]

"It may be late, but I'm back" Greetings from Colombia, beautiful harmony.

[@Kmnsa1]

When I listen to songs I don’t always pay attention to words,so I found this amazing kind of music which I’m in love with. Post rock is definitely my favourite kind of music.

[@АндрейДорофеев-е5й]

Это божественно!!! Спасибо!

[@ZomgItsLeo]

Another incredible band coming out of Australia.. ✌

[@dandupuis6678]

So addictive. It is tough for me to put into words how this song makes me feel. A big rush of emotions.

[@qlxst]

i wish i could listen to this song for the first time again..

[@alanthecannon]

Watched this loads of times and only now do I notice the Bill F*ing Murray T-Shirt!!! Chive on!

[@alexbailey3371]

Beyond perfect.

[@alvarop1984]

One of the greatest gems of post rock...

[@youngtevanced8818]

Ever since I heard this more than 5 years ago, I can't take this out of my life now. .

[@rustydean772]

Every time I hear this I feel like I'm mourning for someone. I never knew that soul. Probably never will. But...with this piece here...I felt like I'm losing a friend. The world is fucking going nuts. 2021. We got slapped by a global pandemic and now ww3 might be looming at our door steps. Can we all just stop and listen?

[@runforestrun3556]

Listening to this for at least 50times. Never loved a music like this before. Wee need more music like this in the world

[@souradeeppal-701]

I discovered this piece of music in this lockdown, in between april and may, 2020 maybe. Soon I got addicted to it. Because of it's melodic and tragic kind of sound, it got me. The year was not the year to cherish, I graduated this year but literally missed my last days in college for lockdown. This piece of music literally gives me the peace blended with sadness and memories of college life. It's done now. This music has a vibe which can heal me. Love from Kolkata.

[@treyt7914]

Was so glad to hear this song being played in the Beckham series. We lost the sea needs more attention

[@graphicatharsis]

Unfortunately, that wasn’t us. But, fortunately one of the most amazing bands we know, MONO, were featured in the soundtrack. Check them out.

[@Louie_04]

The fact that so many souls will never experience this song is tragic.

[@giuliodigisi5288]

This song has something....i can' t explain. Some times i must listen again

[@jacksonharlton1616]

that was fucking amazing. after years of making heavy music and drumming pretty technically and fast, this is totally what calls me. The atmosphere thats created with this type of music is un paralleled.

[@EduzReeveM]

ok i just wanna say after some years with an new account ... if youre listening post rock and loving it deep in your heart youre probably an person who has better personality from most of the people ...

[@AuroraDarkStar]

Hauntingly beautiful. I don't know how you've managed to compose such emotion without lyrics...but you have. Each rise and fall of the melody speaks to me. I love this

[@briansimmonds7250]

At times I feel a need to express a tribute to music which moves me and I would like to say why but I can't - that's the way with it - it's beyond words- that is why it is the most sublime art form there is. I know nothing about the history - other than what is said here but the sound just enters the cortex as right - inspiring, beautiful and above all about human achievement beyond the dross and despair that sometimes our lives bring us to. Thank you.

[@carvajalok]

magistral, gracias a esta cancion me encontre con mi verdadera escencia musical, me siento muy idenfiticado con su escencia. gracias a un amigo, ex vocalista de la banda donde toco fue que los conoci. muy agradecido

[@LiStEnToBobb]

Man! this piece really showcases an amazing use of tension and release, it builds tension for 3 and a half mins and that release is just amazing. It's like a bird taking the leap to fly for the first time.

[@daveschultz6476]

Im here because of bens motivational videos. They have changed my life. Now i cry because I've grew so strong than what i used to be before. I had lost it all my wife my children my job my car. Blamed god for it. Looked into the shadows, into the darkness, i stared into the darkness. And i worshiped the Six. Then my life sunk harder than a boulder falling to a body of water. I found his videos and instead of blaming our #God #Jehovah #Yawei the #Father of #JesusChrist. I realized that #Satan was blinded me and played tricks on me. So I went to church and got to my knees. And i asked my #God for forgiveness. And accepted him and the Holy Trinity as my saviors. Then i landed a job. So now that life hits me i don't sit there and cry. I push back. I have WILL power. And im stronger than ever. This is why im here.

[@carlbennett2417]

This song bleeds emotion and longing. Beautiful sadness like the first time I heard Godspeed.

[@chennessycomposer]

This video has saved me many times , thank you

[@gnostia1302]

It's one of my all time favorites, it's just soooo peaceful.

[@jakobfel2]

Wow, how have I not heard this yet? I was so captivated that I found myself forgetting to breathe!

[@rahmadanibudi3270]

Very emotional song, i'm drowned in a deep sea in my mind while listening, depressed and calm at the same time. Does anyone feel the same?

[@justinhamilton8647]

Someone tell this band I love them. Their music is delivered through the cosmos

[@Tristanight]

I feel like bursting into tears...Amazing! Greetings from Greece :)

[@justinhamilton8647]

Ωραία μουσικη ακους φιλε/η!

[@ericvandoren3887]

This is so beautiful and sad but also thrilling Tears every time

[@stevenlandouar4356]

Magistral ! Merci pour ce voyage en toute quiétude !

[@OleMissKicker]

this is the most perfect song i have ever heard

[@dogghifishofficialtv.3258]

Senza parole...

[@beerbelly88]

After reading it was about Captain Lawrence Oates I cried some more! A brilliant tribute to a selfless hero! Not many of these today!

[@SuperLogCat]

I listen to Departure Songs regularly, and this song even more so. The feels, the atmosphere, the backing vocals. Everything about this is perfection.

[@moosesgrief]

Un brano incantevole. ascoltato due anni per la prima volta...sempre emozionante. An enchanting piece. heard two years for the first time ... always exciting.

[@kamoldj]

Today was a massive crapp day, to much work, this pandemic all over my city and finally my car broke up so far of home, arrive to my crib almost at midnight, whit so much frustration inside, and so freaking stressed out, I really need calm, then whit n doubt, I listen this piece of art, Thanks WLTS, Thanks So Much.

[@otobustutkusu303]

Breathtaking, soulful, haunting choir. Everyone in the choir & the composer has my thanks for this amazing song. It made me feel from the deepest parts of my heart, was truly touching.

[@itooboo7045]

Oh my God! Sound is amazing...fabolous...i'm flying!

[@morissey66]

So fragile, so powerful, so beautiful. Always looking for great music but this is certainly one of the best findings this year. Love it and canˋt stop playing. Thank you for a great piece of music.

[@groovemaster-bt7jr]

i love the drummer..his giant

[@timrobbert1801]

This is music, not something like the mainstream music greetings from germany, keep on going

[@nostradamusus]

A beautiful track. Heard this playing in an episode of After Life. Devastatingly mesmerising.

[@hazard4423]

Can't express how good this is to my ears.

[@juanjosecardenas2410]

This is, definitely, one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard.

[@riotaa7319]

one of the best musics in the univers

[@padyraw]

Thank you!

[@AshrafRed]

Epic❤❤❤

[@Alexandros_78]

it's such a strange message... death is always on our side, when we meet Her, directly or un directly, became a poem, a song, a paint... our losts leave us a great gift. also for you. thanks for all. you dont know how much you help me with this incredible CD.

[@muriloleite7194]

This music never ceases to amaze me

[@tndgu]

This band is like a bridge between ambient music and the music. Like it screams to the space, "hey, out there, we can also make ambient music."

[@dianavictoriaquinterok9234]

I'm in love. This song is perfect.

[@TrueSetback]

Absolutely amazing. RIP Chris