For whom weeps the storm Her tears on our skin The days of our years gone Our souls soaked in sin These memories ache with the weight of tomorrow Who fights? Who flies? Who falls? Stand tall my friend May all of the dark lost inside you find light again In time tumbling turning we seek amends Eternal winds to the land descend Our journey will never end From those who've fallen to those who arise A prayer to keep us ever by your side An undying promise that we just might Carry on In a song Pray don't forget us Your bygone kin With one world's end Does a new begin And should our souls scatter Unto the wind Still we shall live on Stand tall my friend May all of the dark deep inside you find light again This time tumbling turning we make amends Eternal winds from the land ascend Here to lift us Then we won't end
_"Indeed, there was a time when anyone and everyone would."_ _"Until one calamitous day when the world was divided across ten and three reflections, sundering the land and all who dwelled upon it."_ _"And the worst part? _*_No one could remember it._*_ Not really. Just fragments and fleeting memories of an achingly familiar world… a vision shared of a paradise lost, preserved only in song and scripture and paint. _*_Once upon a time._*_ Yet here we find ourselves again. To look, learn, and _*_remember._*_ "_
"As I grew older, the burdens I carried became ever more numerous. Burdens which weighed upon my hopes, burying them deep within my breast. So deep that I couldn't be certain they were still there. But when I look around me, I am reminded that, no matter how deeply buried they may be, our hopes never truly disappear. No, they are always with us. Guiding us. Driving us. I see it in Vauthry, who sought to vindicate his existence by creating his paradise. I see it in Ran'jit, who forsook his life's cause in order to protect that which he held most dear. I see it in the people, who chose to struggle rather than surrender to despair. And though our struggles may differ greatly, since the very beginning of time, they have all shared that one common thread: hope. We struggle because we have hope. And when the time comes, I too will embrace mine. I will follow my heart, regardless of the risks. And I will live with all my being, as befits one who has been granted a second chance."
Both with and without vocals, this song is INCREDIBLE. When I first heard this version, I didn't think all too much of it, the choir was the most memorable part for me. But after listening to it again, it turns out that there's so much more. It just gets better from that point, eventually leading to the emotional, absolute tearjerker that is the finale. Even with no vocals, I just can't help but cry. Every. Time.
This honestly most makes me think of when we saw Crystal Exarch telling Urianger he was {REDACTED} and his scheme, was a real emotional scene. I can't tell what's more emotional, Tomorrow and Tomorrow with or without the vocals... On the one hand, the violin is more pronounced, and the voice is part of the bitter and the sweet that makes Tomorrow and Tomorrow bittersweet, but then the piano also makes it more sweet because it's the only thing separating the song from complete sadness, so I don't know. I think that either because of the context it was in, or because of the fact that there's no vocals, it makes this better for thinking/reflecting. Or maybe that's just me.
They finally released Shadowbringers (5.0) on Spotify, and this version wasn’t on there. Was starting to think I had just imagined it until I rediscovered this upload. Now I’m jus disappointed :(
![[FFXIV OST] Eternal Wind Piano Version Extended (no 5.3 spoilers)](/img/1.gif)
For whom weeps the storm
Her tears on our skin
The days of our years gone
Our souls soaked in sin
These memories ache with the weight of tomorrow
Who fights?
Who flies?
Who falls?
Stand tall my friend
May all of the dark lost inside you find light again
In time tumbling turning we seek amends
Eternal winds to the land descend
Our journey will never end
From those who've fallen to those who arise
A prayer to keep us ever by your side
An undying promise that we just might
Carry on
In a song
Pray don't forget us
Your bygone kin
With one world's end
Does a new begin
And should our souls scatter
Unto the wind
Still we shall live on
Stand tall my friend
May all of the dark deep inside you find light again
This time tumbling turning we make amends
Eternal winds from the land ascend
Here to lift us
Then we won't end
_"Indeed, there was a time when anyone and everyone would."_
_"Until one calamitous day when the world was divided across ten and three reflections, sundering the land and all who dwelled upon it."_
_"And the worst part? _*_No one could remember it._*_ Not really. Just fragments and fleeting memories of an achingly familiar world… a vision shared of a paradise lost, preserved only in song and scripture and paint. _*_Once upon a time._*_ Yet here we find ourselves again. To look, learn, and _*_remember._*_ "_
"As I grew older, the burdens I carried became ever more numerous. Burdens which weighed upon my hopes, burying them deep within my breast. So deep that I couldn't be certain they were still there. But when I look around me, I am reminded that, no matter how deeply buried they may be, our hopes never truly disappear. No, they are always with us. Guiding us. Driving us. I see it in Vauthry, who sought to vindicate his existence by creating his paradise. I see it in Ran'jit, who forsook his life's cause in order to protect that which he held most dear. I see it in the people, who chose to struggle rather than surrender to despair. And though our struggles may differ greatly, since the very beginning of time, they have all shared that one common thread: hope. We struggle because we have hope. And when the time comes, I too will embrace mine. I will follow my heart, regardless of the risks. And I will live with all my being, as befits one who has been granted a second chance."
Both with and without vocals, this song is INCREDIBLE. When I first heard this version, I didn't think all too much of it, the choir was the most memorable part for me. But after listening to it again, it turns out that there's so much more. It just gets better from that point, eventually leading to the emotional, absolute tearjerker that is the finale. Even with no vocals, I just can't help but cry. Every. Time.
This honestly most makes me think of when we saw Crystal Exarch telling Urianger he was {REDACTED} and his scheme, was a real emotional scene. I can't tell what's more emotional, Tomorrow and Tomorrow with or without the vocals... On the one hand, the violin is more pronounced, and the voice is part of the bitter and the sweet that makes Tomorrow and Tomorrow bittersweet, but then the piano also makes it more sweet because it's the only thing separating the song from complete sadness, so I don't know. I think that either because of the context it was in, or because of the fact that there's no vocals, it makes this better for thinking/reflecting. Or maybe that's just me.
"The light of your legacy was our torch in the darkness. Burn bright again... and live."
It sucks that this isn't in the OST. It played during one of the best scenes.
I can here to comment this exactly, so my world is done
I really love that first minute, the deep sadness you feel, and tiredness. It’s so good
Tbh kinda sad this isn’t included in the official ost really loved hearing the choir in all its glory
They finally released Shadowbringers (5.0) on Spotify, and this version wasn’t on there. Was starting to think I had just imagined it until I rediscovered this upload. Now I’m jus disappointed :(
1:52 Favorite part of the song starts
I really would like to hear the full version of the one used in the Crystarium trailer. I like how the woman hums the song.
beautiful
got yourself a new sub here
hails from drauglur from germany
Really disappointed this version didn’t come out in the Death onto Dawn soundtrack.
Anyone know where I can find an extended version of this song
Has this version of Tomorrow and Tomorrow been officially added to any OST releases?
Not that I know of
Could I use this as a background track for a cover video?
of course
I like this soundtrack but imo the first minute should have been more longer and keep that doleful theme.