The Last Domino?

Farewell to All is a Celtic rock ballad layered with dynamic strings, lush harmonies, and heartfelt background vocals.
The song carries the echoes of sacrifice and reflection — a farewell not just to war, but to innocence, ideals, and forgotten promises.
Its sweeping orchestral arrangement and rhythmic snare echoes evoke the spirit of an ancient lament meeting modern rock passion.

Melodic, haunting, and deeply human — “Farewell to All” captures the sorrow and strength of those who gave everything, and the hope that still whispers through the silence.

Produced by Quarry Studios 

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Farewell to All

Flowers For Him - The Chapel

Unexpectedly, and without seeking it, between the years 2015 and 2025 a presence began to show me different warnings for the world.

Creating music and telling these experiences through poetry and song has become a way to heal.
The presence that appeared in the most significant visions —when I asked who it was— answered:

“I am the one you call Archangel Michael.
I come from the ninth dimension.
I am the eyes of God.”


It was just another day of the week.
I sat down to meditate,
only searching for a little calm;
there was no intent to see the future.

(Silence fell... the air shifted.)

A subtle presence stood before me,
and with a sigh, it lifted me to the sky.
From above —I think it was Antarctica—
I saw lava breaking through, melting the snow.

And the ice wept fire.

An unseen force turned me around.
I was over Tierra del Fuego,
watching Argentina’s coastal cities
give way to the rising sea.

The sea kept climbing... and no one awoke.

That same force carried me farther,
I flew above Buenos Aires.
Half the city
lay beneath the waters.

The sirens were silent,
only the water spoke.

Then, the presence pulled me elsewhere —
this time, over the Caribbean.
The whole world was in shadow,
the skies veiled by a thick cloud.

The sun surrendered.
The sky looked away.

From the northeast I saw a meteor coming;
it crossed Europe, passed over Spain,
and struck near Cuba,
raising a colossal wave of fire.

Fireballs hit the shores of Mexico,
and the eastern United States
watched the animals burn.

And the world burned,
not knowing why.

Then I felt their pain,
theirs — I felt it in my chest.
That pain brought me back,
refusing to let me see again.

Afterglow (2007 Remaster)

Genesis

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