Don't you see the red rain is falling down on us?
The pain and hate always rise, where is the trust?
I'm living in this empty world,
It's like a dead man - nothing works.

Why so many tears have had to fall,
don't you know, I'm tired of it all?

Our wishes and bloody hopes, everything is burned
And to the Lord I want to return.
My eyes are so tired because of what I've seen
How many times I pretended not to hear those screams.

Why so many tears have had to fall,
don't you know, I'm tired of it all?
So take me to another world
where there are only white birds,
where the feelings are not cold, where nobody hurts.

I flew when the planes were safe,
I cried happy tears in happy days.
I left all the crises and the wars,
my heart is tired now.
It's closing its doors.

I saw the bright sun and it didn't scorch my eyes
And I walked on the golden sand
when the sky was so beautiful.
I remember the first kiss,
the son and wife whom I miss.
First words I wrote on a candlelight
and the letters I read through the night.

Myrath - Empty World

World Rock music is a subcategory of world music, blending musical traditions from around the world, and possibly mixing them with modern music such as jazz or rock. The term was coined in 1978 by Matthew Montfort, leader of Ancient Future, and has since become a standard term used in the music industry. In his book, “Ancient Traditions — Future Possibilities,” Montfort defines world fusion music as “music that combines ideas from many of the earth’s traditions.” As such, it is more of a process than a genre.

Some of the early pioneers of world fusion are artists like Ancient Future, Diga Rhythm Band, Zakir Hussain, Shakti and 3 Mustaphas 3. Today there are also artists that identify their music as world fusion that are generally more electronic-oriented such as Transglobal Underground, Alan Steward, Nitin Sawhney and Talvin Singh.
Harder and edgier bands like Myrath, PUNKH, Orphaned Land also fit the bill.

Myrath - Empty World

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