Name: Let's See How Far We've Come by Morganisin
Duration: 3 min 1 s
Description: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Spsf0To36Rk

does that kid have like 55,000 pocky in his mouth XD

The Nowhere King [Centaurworld]

[Centaurworld] Last Lullaby, pt. 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Spsf0To36Rk

Let's See How Far We've Come

08  Hell To Your Doorstep

"Imperio de Basura" by Federico Gerhardt is a captivating track that seamlessly blends the vibrant essence of 1970s Funk with the smooth, rhythmic cadence of Pimp Talk, all while infusing a touch of romanticism. As I delved into the song, the powerful, resonant choruses immediately caught my attention, drawing me into a world of emotional depth and introspection.

The song opens with the poignant lines, "Hoy me hice daño / quería ver si todavía / siento en el dolor, / lo único que creo real." These words set the tone for a journey through pain and self-reflection. Gerhardt's soulful voice, coupled with the rich, funky basslines and rhythmic grooves, creates an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and deeply emotional.

As the song progresses, the lyrics delve deeper into themes of loss and regret. "¿En qué me convertí, / mi amigo fiel? / Todos los que conozco, / al final se van." This introspection is beautifully contrasted with the upbeat, vibrant instrumentation typical of 1970s Funk, making for a compelling auditory experience.

The chorus, "Podría tenerlo todo, / en mi imperio de basura, / pero te decepcioné, / sé que te hice daño," is a powerful declaration of remorse and self-awareness. The strong, vibrant backing vocals add an extra layer of emotion, making the listener feel the weight of the singer's regret and longing.

Gerhardt's ability to convey deep emotion through his lyrics and delivery is truly remarkable. Lines like "Llevo una corona de espinas / en un trono de mentiras, / solo tengo pensamientos rotos, / que ya no puedo reparar" paint a vivid picture of inner turmoil and the struggle to find redemption.

The song's bridge, with its evocative imagery of time passing and relationships changing, is particularly moving: "Bajo el paso del tiempo, / los sentimientos se van, / veo que ya sos otra persona, / pero todavía yo estoy aquí." The melancholy yet hopeful tone of these lines resonates deeply, adding to the song's overall impact.

In the closing moments of the track, the lyrics "Si pudiera empezar de nuevo / en otro lugar lejano, / yo, yo se que me rescataría, / se que encontraría la manera" offer a glimmer of hope and the possibility of redemption. The fusion of romanticism with the raw, emotional delivery creates a powerful ending that leaves a lasting impression.

"Imperio de Basura" is a masterful blend of 1970s Funk and Pimp Talk, enriched with strong, vibrant choruses and a romantic undertone. Federico Gerhardt's heartfelt performance and the song's intricate musical arrangement make it a standout track that deeply resonates with listeners.

Imperio de basura

A song based on a work by Edgar Allan Poe. I do not own rights to this song!

Edgar Allan Poes The Bells Sung By Phil Ochs

Necromancin' Dancin'

A demon is on the loose in Ireland threatening it's people. But fear not, the mighty Grumps and SepticEye will save us!.. Right?

Want to see Game Grumps and Jacksepticeye LIVE in Dublin for 'Ready Player 3'? We have 2 tickets to give away for those who follow and subscribe to us on YouTube & Spotify! For more check out our FB post riiiight here: https://goo.gl/pgvv8k

This is a fan-made song to express how excited we are for the first ever event that has Game Grumps and Jacksepticeye doing what they do all under one roof on Irish soil. So what better way to celebrate than offer them a cuppa and play a tune?

Let's See How Far We've Come

Morganisin

Recent comments

Kaitlyn Ford

foxyrules56 FNAF

Merly

Dj Crooked Letter

Related tracks