Track 4569/9Darkest Hour

With somber male vocals accompanied by earthy guitars and massive orchestra, this dramatic track evokes inescapable emotion, perfect for moments of profound crisis.

Harry Lightfoot (PRS) | William Boothroyd (PRS) From the album Who We Are

Darkest Hour4569/9
Harry Lightfoot (PRS)William Boothroyd (PRS)
3 mixesWith somber male vocals accompanied by earthy guitars and massive orchestra, this dramatic track evokes inescapable emotion, perfect for moments of profound crisis.

4:2067 BPM
Darkest Hour (No Lead Vocals)4569/10
Harry Lightfoot (PRS)William Boothroyd (PRS)
3 mixesWith somber vocals, earthy guitars, and massive orchestra, this dramatic track evokes inescapable emotion, perfect for moments of profound crisis.

4:2067 BPM
Darkest Hour (No Lead Vocals, No Choir)4569/11
Harry Lightfoot (PRS)William Boothroyd (PRS)
3 mixesWith somber strings, earthy guitars, and massive orchestra, this dramatic track evokes inescapable emotion, perfect for moments of profound crisis.

4:2067 BPM

These lyrics were transcribed with the help of AI tools, so please keep in mind that there could be some inaccuracies.

There was a whisper on the air tonight It told me to take the road well traveled For there are footprints in the snow On the roads that you don't know And if you dare follow Your soul, it might unravel My courage came to life There was a fire in my eyes And I swallowed up the darkness And held it deep inside When the devil came to take me Its howl cut through the night And I stood beneath its shadow Prepared to live or die In my darkest hour Will I rise or fall? Will I see the sun rise again Or sink into a cold and bitter end? In my darkest hour The beast rose with a raging hunger A breath of smoke, her eyes of amber While the earth was crushed below And she made rivers of the snow That she came to steal me from tomorrow In my darkest hour Will I rise or fall? Will I see the sun rise again Or sink into a cold and bitter end? In my darkest hour