Celtibeerian - Warrior's Sorrow + Full Moon video free download

Band: Celtibeerian

Album: Tirikantam

Genre: Folk Metal

Country: Spain

Year: 2011

Websites:

* http://www.celtibeerian.com/

* http://www.facebook.com/pages/Celtibeerian/247570981920484

* http://www.myspace.com/celtibeerian

* http://www.youtube.com/user/Celtibeerian

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Celtibeerian is folk metal music band from Spain that mixes traditional music, traditional inspired music and its own way of doing metal music. The lyrics are normally inspired in a mix of tales and legends from several european peoples (celtic peoples, castilians, germanic peoples...) with a special flavour of fun and jokes about parties and getting drunk.

Members:

Julián Yagüe ("Vasco"): Guitars, back vocals, arrangements

Gustavo Infantes ("Gus"): Bass, lead vocals, arrangements

David García ("Dave"): Galician pipe, baroque flutes, back vocals, arrangements

Victor Fernández ("Vity"): Drums, back vocals, percussive arrangements

Patricia San Martín ("Patri"): Violin

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****** Warrior's Sorrow (Full moon is rising) ******

(Far away there's a group of warriors that have left their homes for some lord's war. There's particularly one man who is apart from the group, watching the full moon rising this night. This warrior was taken for battling when he was marrying, and he couldn't celebrate properly his marriage.)

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****** Full Moon ******

(The group of warriors set camp and share food and drinks to avoid both cold and pity for marching away to war. The captain sees the sad warrior and asks him why is he so sad. After hearing his story, the captain decides to let the warrior return home before the beginning of the battle.)

Lyrics:

In a forest to the north

in a vast land without lord,

there's a group of warriors

that marches for other's war

Night falls and they set camp

in a clear where they can stand.

They're here for lord's demand,

just for greed upon these lands.

There's a man that stands aside

beyond the camp and the fire light

The captain walks to his side

and asks him if he's feeling fine.

"No, my captain, all is wrong

as I'm thinking of my love:

the day I marched to war

was the day of our sacred bond"

Under this full moon you must leave this war

and meet your wife.

Take your horse and saddle it to ride so far

and go to live your life.

In the forest, the moonlight

reminds my marrying day

and I cry for I can't stay this night

close to my wife

But the war is something bad

and we can win with one less man.

Take your horse and saddle it

to ride so far and go to live your life.

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