album:Unpublished genre:Progressive Rock streams:184 creation date:2012-03-31
Song Lyrics
In the Flame
she wandered away before… i lost all I gave and more
her hunger for life her creed
she willed her own destiny… in the flame
she told me our...
she wandered away before… i lost all I gave and more
her hunger for life her creed
she willed her own destiny… in the flame
she told me our love was real… but left me so cold
i wanted to keep her near
but she knew that…
we went through that… in the flame
2.08
suffer the world … suffer the pain… after this winter… I may never love again
said she loved me once… but now there’s something else
how to place my bet… it’s hard for me to tell
withering winds… saddening rains… gather my own intent… i’m alive and here I am
never forget her touch… and how she looked at me
how could she know so much… was never meant to be… oh yea!
3.30
whose life… it’s yours or mine… what truth is ours to find
can i ever let this go… in another time i hope
who knows the wrong and right… what turns the dark to light
i don’t know the road I’m on… is my sense of balance gone?
4.44
walking in a field alone discover
only what a fool could see
wonder will it be this way forever
surely love was meant to be… meant to be
meant for me
5.56
the rain keeps falling down… the forces all around… are sensitizing me
i can feel your worry from a distance
i want to comfort and complete… your memory of me
i want to satisfy your need
i will cover you… i will cover you
i will wrap my arms around you … you will never feel the cold
if you let my heart inside too… you will never be alone
like a spinning top i will never stop… defying what is known
i will cover you… i will cover you
from the water’s edge to the mountain ledge
i will play my part and protect your heart
if your soul desires i will quench the fires… i will cover you
i will be there till the end
loving you… no matter what you do
tell me to… and i’ll cover you
it’s alright… it’s alright
it’s alright child, it’s alright to say you’re down
when the winds of fortune blow your life around
and the longing that you feel is so confounding
‘cause you thought your will was steeled
surrender… no more pretender… open yourself to me
shake up… come on and wake up… before the world deceives
10.14
it’s a very fine line you come to… can you cross
without the heart fulfilled the soul is lost
can you feel my eyes upon you… i’ll be waiting in the flame
waiting in the flame… waiting in the flame
i’ll be waiting in the flame… waiting in the flame...
Song Information
Copyright TCP 2011, Glenn Arpino (music), Henry Tarnecky (words)
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Copyright TCP 2011, Glenn Arpino (music), Henry Tarnecky (words)
09/08/16 04:02:22AM @gary-shukoski:
I'm familiar with this song, as it's one of my favorites from your main page. Is this an alternate version or an earlier take?
04/15/12 12:17:00PM @dolce:
This is one of those songs that you visualize in your head because it grabs hold of you and forces you to listen to the story being told.
Kudos,
~Dolce~
04/01/12 03:35:13AM @david-c-deal:
I very much enjoy the extensive and at times deeply beautiful keyboard works in this piece. The introductory keys are particularly spectacular. Another "matured" TCP to my ear.
04/01/12 04:15:24AM @kalola-kiss:
Epic story telling; I feel as if God were speaking directly to me. The music brings it all to light. I am dumbfounded by the sheer depth of this piece! Out of this world!! This is going to be played on my show.
03/31/12 05:28:50PM @bri-an:
What i love more than anything with this online audio pimping of wears is the "critical" marked at the top of the review menu...
For what ever reason this track was held back from the pimp are most likely from a collective decision whom all i respect very much.
i remember a toon called "sage" being directed in a similar fashion?..lol.
The vocal/lyrics are alluring as always...to pass through this toon in one go without referring to the text would be guess work at best...Henrys ability to project, along with the temperament of the arrangement makes this very theatrical work interesting to follow, it's many zones work well with the topic on hand.
The depth of the composition right out of the gate with the delicate touch of bell that hold it's own going into the verse...for a moment when both vocal and melody of the first 16 bars did seem to have a conflict by way of the melody being stronger than the werd if you will...not that its a bad thing...perhaps it's the "bob rock" thing in me that would hold out for the sake of hook.
Guitar work is as always...tasteful and creative...I love the fact that Jack knows when to hold back, and when to light the pyrotechnics..i tend to think because of the drummer in him..this becomes clear as to the space in-between compliments everyone in the band. the callNanswer placement of the keys and guitar was offset nicely with the overly eq'd bass tone that called out with Chris Squier name all over it...(ya baby)
I did however, miss the melody of the first 16 bars...which i thought would return with a vengeance when the composition returned to the head after the middle 16 (storm) (and i mean the delicate bells)lol
The passing of 11 minutes when quickly and i was smiling all the way guys...unpublished..ha! for now you mean. Thanks for the 'critical' review post...makes listening much more enjoyable.
excellent work. B.
03/31/12 11:03:12AM @gene-smith:
WOW! Prog Rock indeed! This is a fantastic piece here. I get a distinct Genesis vibe with more guitar. There are so many textures here it is great.
Definitely takes me back to the days when the concept album ruled and the content was more important than the length of the song.
Whilst TCP-UP might remind you of a certain internet protocol, this page is really just a spot for the unpublished music of TCP. The songs here have not...
Whilst TCP-UP might remind you of a certain internet protocol, this page is really just a spot for the unpublished music of TCP. The songs here have not been properly mastered. Should you be looking for our published work, these are the main pages:
I'm familiar with this song, as it's one of my favorites from your main page. Is this an alternate version or an earlier take?
This is one of those songs that you visualize in your head because it grabs hold of you and forces you to listen to the story being told.
Kudos,
~Dolce~
I very much enjoy the extensive and at times deeply beautiful keyboard works in this piece. The introductory keys are particularly spectacular. Another "matured" TCP to my ear.
Epic story telling; I feel as if God were speaking directly to me. The music brings it all to light. I am dumbfounded by the sheer depth of this piece! Out of this world!! This is going to be played on my show.
What i love more than anything with this online audio pimping of wears is the "critical" marked at the top of the review menu...
For what ever reason this track was held back from the pimp are most likely from a collective decision whom all i respect very much.
i remember a toon called "sage" being directed in a similar fashion?..lol.
The vocal/lyrics are alluring as always...to pass through this toon in one go without referring to the text would be guess work at best...Henrys ability to project, along with the temperament of the arrangement makes this very theatrical work interesting to follow, it's many zones work well with the topic on hand.
The depth of the composition right out of the gate with the delicate touch of bell that hold it's own going into the verse...for a moment when both vocal and melody of the first 16 bars did seem to have a conflict by way of the melody being stronger than the werd if you will...not that its a bad thing...perhaps it's the "bob rock" thing in me that would hold out for the sake of hook.
Guitar work is as always...tasteful and creative...I love the fact that Jack knows when to hold back, and when to light the pyrotechnics..i tend to think because of the drummer in him..this becomes clear as to the space in-between compliments everyone in the band. the callNanswer placement of the keys and guitar was offset nicely with the overly eq'd bass tone that called out with Chris Squier name all over it...(ya baby)
I did however, miss the melody of the first 16 bars...which i thought would return with a vengeance when the composition returned to the head after the middle 16 (storm) (and i mean the delicate bells)lol
The passing of 11 minutes when quickly and i was smiling all the way guys...unpublished..ha! for now you mean. Thanks for the 'critical' review post...makes listening much more enjoyable.
excellent work. B.
WOW! Prog Rock indeed! This is a fantastic piece here. I get a distinct Genesis vibe with more guitar. There are so many textures here it is great.
Definitely takes me back to the days when the concept album ruled and the content was more important than the length of the song.
Excellent stuff here!