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MARTY FRIEDMAN ft. Chris Brooks (Like A Storm) – `Dead of Winter´ Videosingle enthüllt

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MARTY FRIEDMAN präsentiert seine neue Single `Dead Of Winter´ von seinem kommenden Album „Drama“, das am 17. Mai auf den Markt kommt. Es handelt sich um die erste Solosingle des Saitenhexers und ehemaligen Megadeth Gitarristen mit einem Gastsänger. Diese Rolle fällt Chris Brooks von den neuseeländischen Hardrockern Like A Storm zu.

Über den Song sagt Marty:

“The lyrics of „Dead of Winter“ as well as the story in the video, both sum up the way I would like people to feel about my music in general– something that will be there to uplift you when the times are hardest, and give you a tangible jolt of positivity to last until life inevitably smooths out.”

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Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
Daylight drifts away just like a memory
Painted skies of grey remind of all you feel inside
Shadows fill the sky and leave you empty
In the night the only light is all you left behind

(Pre Chorus 1)
Hurt by the falling winter rain
Burned by the cold

(Chorus 1)
When the day has come and gone
When the night is cold and long
When it’s all wrong
Just keep holding on
When you feel overcome
By the shadow of the sun
Hold on
Always remember
I will be with you
Through the Dead of Winter

(Verse 2)
There’s a road ahead that’s darker
Than you’ve ever walked before
And you’re dripping cold in water
But you never heard the storm
And you thought you had more life to give
But it’s feeling like the end
Just like the sun
We rise again

(Pre Chorus 2)
There’s a light ahead that’s calling
Through the winter rain
If you only make it through the night
The sun will rise again

(Chorus 2)
When the day has come and gone
When the night is cold and long
When it’s all going wrong
Just keep holding on
When you feel overcome
By the shadow of the sun
Hold on
Always remember
We’ll make it together
Through the Dead of Winter

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