Imagine this: there are billions of people in the world, most are not special, most will be forgotten. You put out a song or any other piece of work. But you go uncredited, you become a complete unknown and your work, your voice, your face or even a part of your name, are the only proof of your existence. Your only impact on this world. Overtime, your work may be forgotten too. It might be preserved and saved for all to see or fade away into the night, never to be seen, or heard from again. Regardless, your work, what you created, what you made, is the only thing that tells others that you were once alive, that you once existed. Your face, name or even voice may not be known, but your work is remembered, as proof you once existed...
You know that old saying: " you die twice: once, when you take your final breath, second when your name is spoken for the final time"? There should be a third death, that being when everyone forgets what you did in life.
LYRICS: She was born on a magic island, there's a certain mythology. I was already on the outside, I wanted to be what I wanted to be. She took me to illumination night to pass on a legacy. Crazy ladies in gingerbread houses, light the lanterns for the shipwreck sailors. Celebrate the homecoming, celebrate the moment when the will to live collides with love. Light the lanterns everyone and pray that the rain won't come. She left me with grace the next year, she went away, I don't know where. Grace got drunk at a Chinese restaurant, so all I saw was the light's extinguishing. But I'm going back on illumination night, to see if I can light the lights. Crazy ladies in gingerbread houses, light the lanterns for the shipwreck sailors. Celebrate the homecoming, celebrate the moment when the will to live collides with love. Light the lanterns everyone and pray that the rain won't come. Crazy ladies in gingerbread houses, light the lanterns for the shipwreck sailors. Celebrate the homecoming, celebrate the moment when the will to live collides with love. Light the lanterns everyone and pray that the rain won't come.
Guys the comment is saying that the crown of the most mysterious song on the internet is now crowned to Light The Lanterns instead of Subways Of Your Mind.
...So you guys are telling me that not only did this beautiful song possibly *_not get released_* , but it also might be the *_only copy_* , its artist may be *_long dead_* , and its only legacy currently is being found in some person's *_random drawer??_* Damn this world ain't fair 😢
Found it on a old fourm it's made form a old cassette tape called "legacy" and the song on there is called crazy ladies in gingerbread houses by HAZLEWOOD *grace Griffith and Susan white* there is that. Only one was made never to see the light of the lanterns again.
No, that was a lead, but the album was published online and did not contain this song. Susan herself even confirmed that this is not a "Hazelwood" song. Still, the Legacy album is awesome, I highly recommend.
Idk man. Sounds like someone who was at Lillithfair. It's a very familiar voice who people would have heard in the mid to late 90s. I don't know who it is, but it feels like I would have heard this on an episode of charmed. XD
Her voice sounds like the singer of Martha's Vineyard, from a group who formed in 85-86, so it would be unlikely, since this was found in ~85, but her voice sounds a lot like this LTL singer. ruclips.net/video/CiP1NX2FHs8/видео.htmlsi=_PdbO3wQyCIrRfW7
i agree, i’ve been doing my best to find it but sadly i don’t even think it’s on the internet… but i come back almost everyday to see if it got found because this song is just soooo good and i refuse to believe it’s lost😭
Поймем, кто использует переводчик а я и так понимаю) На самом деле очень много потерянных песен и наши русские песни(снг-шные) очень трудно найти труднее чем иностранные
I just listen to the song (Linger - The Cranberries) and the main female voice just sounds like the female voice in the song and I think this might be a demo by her and was probably made in the 1990s and not the 1970s!?
The ending of this song is sounds similar to that of "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" by The Byrds, so it definitely comes straight out of the Paisley Underground movement. The singer even sounds a bit like Michael Steele of the Bangles, at least to me.
Perhaps. I don't know much about lilith fair. though I just read on wikipedia that the first one started in the mid/late 90s. Is lilith fair known for soft rock and folk rock?
People wanna write a false narrative and get clout or fame, this song is definetly a real thing, lost and unnamed for decades, unanimous singer, its a tragedy but reality that we'll never get to find out who made this, everyone knows that, blind the wind, and others
Imagine this: there are billions of people in the world, most are not special, most will be forgotten.
You put out a song or any other piece of work.
But you go uncredited, you become a complete unknown and your work, your voice, your face or even a part of your name, are the only proof of your existence.
Your only impact on this world.
Overtime, your work may be forgotten too.
It might be preserved and saved for all to see or fade away into the night, never to be seen, or heard from again.
Regardless, your work, what you created, what you made, is the only thing that tells others that you were once alive, that you once existed.
Your face, name or even voice may not be known, but your work is remembered, as proof you once existed...
You know that old saying: " you die twice: once, when you take your final breath, second when your name is spoken for the final time"?
There should be a third death, that being when everyone forgets what you did in life.
@@BlackCat-ul6ef Or just completely forgotten.
Listening to obscure unknown songs like this is like listening to a ghost
@@mr.midnight1997 That too.
@@Gameover-bo3xl Kind of haunting, isn't it?
this song has been stuck in head and i can't get it out!
everyone, please welcome your majesty as the new most mysterious song.
CIA: Am I a joke to you?
@@s-zz yes, because this is objectively more mysterious.
CIA, Poor Christmas, Fall of the King
Prolly not for long lol
Curly Toes is the most mysterious Unfinest Lostwave song.
I really like the most popular mysterious song, but this one is my favorite. I wish it had more attention.
Well... maybe now this has a chance to get more attention now that that one's been found.
LYRICS:
She was born on a magic island, there's a certain mythology.
I was already on the outside, I wanted to be what I wanted to be.
She took me to illumination night to pass on a legacy.
Crazy ladies in gingerbread houses, light the lanterns for the shipwreck sailors.
Celebrate the homecoming, celebrate the moment when the will to live collides with love.
Light the lanterns everyone and pray that the rain won't come.
She left me with grace the next year, she went away, I don't know where.
Grace got drunk at a Chinese restaurant, so all I saw was the light's extinguishing.
But I'm going back on illumination night, to see if I can light the lights.
Crazy ladies in gingerbread houses, light the lanterns for the shipwreck sailors.
Celebrate the homecoming, celebrate the moment when the will to live collides with love.
Light the lanterns everyone and pray that the rain won't come.
Crazy ladies in gingerbread houses, light the lanterns for the shipwreck sailors.
Celebrate the homecoming, celebrate the moment when the will to live collides with love.
Light the lanterns everyone and pray that the rain won't come.
I think it is “shipwrecked” not “shipwreck” and also “were the lights extinguishing” instead of “was the light’s extinguishing”
This has been such a good year for unidentified media, I'm certain we're gonna find this one by the end of this year
But the Like The Wind discovered for around 4 years ago, so this song might difficult to found in every year.
May as well throw CIA into the mix. Love that song
@@didyouknowjustwalk8915 "Like the Wind" has been first posted in 2007, so it was may more than 4 years.
@@symphony137 Yeah, it was recognized and mass searched in 2019
How does a song as lovely as this one is become lost?
With Like the Wind being found, we can now safely declare Light the Lanterns to now be "the most mysterious song on the internet"
this feels like charles being crowned king after queen elizabeth died
what
Huh
Guys the comment is saying that the crown of the most mysterious song on the internet is now crowned to Light The Lanterns instead of Subways Of Your Mind.
Light The Lanterns feels like a late 1970s song
It has some 80s instruments. Probably made by people who maintained the 70s style.
The kind of people that pray the rain wont come.
@@thegreatpapyrus1518 perhaps from the Paisley Underground scene? It sounds very Californian.
I'd say more late 60s early 70s
@@rogerdodger1984the kind of people that were born on a magic island
This is absolutely 70’s so start searching there. Song slaps btw, dunno how this didn’t gain mainstream success.
It was found in the 1980s possibly 1985-1989
@@beltnet97It was found in 1985 in a cabinet in an office in LA. But who knows when it was recorded? Could have been 70s.
It has instruments that were invented in the 80's.
@@Galacticlii Oh it does? Which ones? That would help narrow the search.
@@davidarkham8716 oh sorry I was wrong, it did have instruments in late 70's (Yamaha CP-70 or CP-80 according to the wiki)
0:38 "to pass on a legacy" literary, because now this is the new most mysterious song on the internet
This song is absolutely beautiful I’m so glad I found this mystery
YOU WHAT!
Say sike right now
Proof?
@@alexthehidingninja they found the mystery they didnt solve the mystery. the reason that you're here is because you too found the mystery, haha :)
@@emomcscreamo6624 oh.
now the new list(?) of mysterious songs will be
1- Light the lanterns
2- CIA
3- Fly Away
4- Your Eyes/Come back 2 me
5 - Fall of the King
8-we tie ourselves to lies
9- Curly Toes
10-Wait Forever.
11 - Understand Commitment
12 - Forgive And Forget
...So you guys are telling me that not only did this beautiful song possibly *_not get released_* , but it also might be the *_only copy_* , its artist may be *_long dead_* , and its only legacy currently is being found in some person's *_random drawer??_* Damn this world ain't fair 😢
this is sad :(
i knew about this song before it got popular, that's one of my current flexes
i think it's now the most mysterious song
Found it on a old fourm it's made form a old cassette tape called "legacy" and the song on there is called crazy ladies in gingerbread houses by HAZLEWOOD *grace Griffith and Susan white* there is that.
Only one was made never to see the light of the lanterns again.
No, that was a lead, but the album was published online and did not contain this song. Susan herself even confirmed that this is not a "Hazelwood" song. Still, the Legacy album is awesome, I highly recommend.
Why thank you friend, for correcting me.@@davidarkham8716
@@ANYTHINGREALLY1 Any time 😉
this sounds awesome
For some reason, I feel this is gonna he a hard one to find. Harder than EKT. It just seems so not mainstream.
Plus i heard the original tape had “demo” written on it, so probably not a lot of copies…and the story seems rather personal
Apparently it's harder to find than SOYM as well, sooo... 🥲
Idk man. Sounds like someone who was at Lillithfair. It's a very familiar voice who people would have heard in the mid to late 90s. I don't know who it is, but it feels like I would have heard this on an episode of charmed. XD
This is honestly the best Neil Young song not written by Neil Young
This song feels so sad to me
Anyone knows Subways of your mind has been found but this is the almost Final Boss like CIA from Lostwave. 😬
This song to Like the Wind:
The old king is dead, long live the king.
CIA : I did not say you can take the throne so freely.....
@@jesussaldana4558 Honestly Light the Lanterns deserves this title much more
Her voice sounds like the singer of Martha's Vineyard, from a group who formed in 85-86, so it would be unlikely, since this was found in ~85, but her voice sounds a lot like this LTL singer.
ruclips.net/video/CiP1NX2FHs8/видео.htmlsi=_PdbO3wQyCIrRfW7
And considering the song is about the Grand Illumination Night ceremony held annually on Martha's Vineyard...
The Most Mysterious song on the internet is solved. Now, we need to solve the Most Mysterious song outside...
We need to find this one the most and Just a Game, In honor of Gabor, (the original uploader) sadly passing away.
i agree, i’ve been doing my best to find it but sadly i don’t even think it’s on the internet… but i come back almost everyday to see if it got found because this song is just soooo good and i refuse to believe it’s lost😭
You probably already know this, but just a game was found.
Will the search for this ever revive?
It already revived
@@mloarchivos I posted this roughly a week before the revival
with Like The WInd being found, probably.
Since like the wind is found, everyone is now shifting their focus onto other songs like CIA, LTL, and fly away
Всем привет!
Возможно, вы меня сейчас не поймете, но я все же надеюсь, что эта прекрасная песня будет найдена в ближайшее время!
Всем прекрасного дня!
I used a translator. I also hope this song is found.
Have a good day my not English bro
Поймем, кто использует переводчик а я и так понимаю) На самом деле очень много потерянных песен и наши русские песни(снг-шные) очень трудно найти труднее чем иностранные
This song is next to get found after Just A Game
:hollow:
we found tmms before this
This reminds me of Cheri Knight.
perfect song for thanksgiving
I just listen to the song (Linger - The Cranberries) and the main female voice just sounds like the female voice in the song and I think this might be a demo by her and was probably made in the 1990s and not the 1970s!?
This song almost 1970s style.
What do you guys think the singer's nationality is? It's hard to tell with any of these, but given some indications, I'm thinking American.
Probably American, since the song happens somewhere on the West Coast
@@Flourre please explain. if you are referring to the Grand Illumination, that takes place on the East Coast.
British
The ending of this song is sounds similar to that of "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" by The Byrds, so it definitely comes straight out of the Paisley Underground movement. The singer even sounds a bit like Michael Steele of the Bangles, at least to me.
this sounds like it can be found in a childs fantasy movie
I need chords and tabs for this song
Natalie Merchant.... 10,000 Maniacs???
Isn't this momma cass/cass elliot???? Like from the mommas and papas???? or am i shitting myself????
It does definitely sound similar
Does not sound anything like the 60s California folk rock/freak scene, sounds more like 80s C86 or paisley underground
El inicio de la cancion me recuerda a L4d2
any news?
I still think Hazlewood wrote the song. There are too many coincidences...
I think it's Trisha Yearwood. Everything we know about it connected with her it's just connecting.
But Susan herself said it's not.
This sounds like someone who was at Lilithfair
Perhaps. I don't know much about lilith fair. though I just read on wikipedia that the first one started in the mid/late 90s. Is lilith fair known for soft rock and folk rock?
Apparently some people think this song is by Hazelwood, but I think it's fake. It's confusing when many people say different things.
People wanna write a false narrative and get clout or fame, this song is definetly a real thing, lost and unnamed for decades, unanimous singer, its a tragedy but reality that we'll never get to find out who made this, everyone knows that, blind the wind, and others
@@YoYo-3105 True, It’s really a shocker that EKT was found but the others might be lost forever sadly, but I could be very wrong
@@YoYo-3105The Hazelwood lead seemed promising, but was debunked. But Hazelwood does indeed slap.
@@YoYo-3105 This comment aged like milk
@@L4ever2 what happened, was it found??
This song better then Taylor Swift lol
Where was she mentioned at all?
This songs something like Nirvana/Foo Fighters 70s
How does a song as lovely as this one is become lost?