Hey guys, this is a song that I wrote about a month ago. This is only the MIDI piano version, but all the info is there.

The lyric starts at the second A section and goes like this (feel free to read along!):

I wake, she dreams, of trees that leave as she watched the clouds drift by.

"I wake, she sleeps, in peace and harmony sings it’s song of fall.

The mem-ries of colorful seasons have passed, and cold winter knocks on her door,
Her still broken body is losing its glow, and waning away evermore.

I wake, she’s still, I weep, she’s fading like leaves that drift in fall."

Enjoy!

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A while back, I was introduced to a band called "Five Iron Frenzy" and I fell in love pretty quickly. This is a song off of their album titled "All the Hype That Money can Buy". I really love this album because it features three very interesting songs at the very end. The first is a cover of "It's Not Unusual To Be Loved", followed by the very deep and dark "A New Hope" which has a very heavy story behind it. This is the last song, and it takes a much lighter, yet heroic tone. Enjoy my arrangement of "Worl Without End" for orchestra!

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