Song of the Moor

Overall, there is a free, outspoken, wild, wide, and vast atmosphere. That's why I named it like this. Like the wilderness(moorland) in Emily Bronte's "The Wuthering Heights." And like the wilderness behind Emily's house. Where she walked endlessly, every day. And where Catherine and Heathcliff ran and walked in her novel 'Wuthering Heights'. A vast expanse of endless, but desolate, wild and windy, free there.
This was a song I made a long time ago, and after recently re-titled "Song of the Moor," then I remembered "Wuthering Heights," so I tried to add more echo sounds of Catherine and Heathcliff singing each other into the music.