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Amaranth Lyrics
Artist(Band):Nightwish
Baptised with a perfect name
The doubting one by heart
Alone without himself
War between him and the day
Need someone to blame
In the end, little he can do alone
You believe but what you see
You receive but what you give
Caress the one, the Never-Fading rain in your heart
- the tears of snow-white sorrow
Caress the one, the hiding amaranth
In a land of the daybreak
Apart from the wandering pack
In this brief flight of time
we reach For the ones who ever dare
You believe but what you see
You receive but what you give
Caress the one, the Never-Fading rain in your heart
- the tears of snow-white sorrow
Caress the one, the hiding amaranth
In a land of the daybreak
Caress the one, the Never-Fading rain in your heart
- the tears of snow-white sorrow
Caress the one, the hiding amaranth
In a land of the daybreak
Reachin', searchin' for something untouched
Hearing voices of the Never-Fading callin'
Callin'...Callin'
Caress the one, the Never-Fading rain in your heart
- the tears of snow-white sorrow
Caress the one, the hiding amaranth
In a land of the daybreak
Caress the one, the Never-Fading rain in your heart
[Rain]
- the tears of snow-white sorrow
Caress the one, the hiding amaranth
[Hide]
In a land of the daybreak...day-Break!
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Review about Amaranth
Amazing Song | Reviewer: Aaron F | 5/18/09
I truly love this song, along with much of the new Nightwish music. I've always been a fan, but I just prefer their sound better now for some reason. Maybe my personality is changing at the same rate. I believe Anette and Tarja were equally talented, although differently, but I love what they're achieving with their sound now, with Marco singing more. It's such a wonderful blending of so many mediums.
I guess I like the fact that there's more variation between songs now than ever before. One of the things I dread is when a band perfects a "sound" and they all begin to blend into each other, using repetitive elements.
I also don't think it's wrong they cut Tarja, looking at what everyone has said and how they said it, I do believe she was getting full of herself (even if I don't think they did it the best way). It's not uncommon. Someone mentioned Evanescence, and Amy Lee has been known for being hard to work with, but in her case she IS the band. But in Nightwish's case, Tuomas is the core of the band, and Tarja just became more known because she's the vocalist. If she came to think the band couldn't continue without her, they probably wouldn't have been able to continue to work with her properly, and the music would have suffered.
Amaranth | Reviewer: theredscar | 3/21/09
I am only new to Nightwish but already I love them, regardless of what they do. Their style of music is quite unlike anything else, so powerful, so raw yet so emotional and finely tuned. It really is an experiance in sound. I think that it wont really matter for me at least who the singer is as i mainly listen to the background music and the singing behind that. That is just my personal view.
Oh my god. | Reviewer: Curtis | 3/7/09
Okay this is coming from a person who prefers Tarja,
I know a lot of us older nightwish fans still after all this time have problems with Anette and we hate the way Tarja was fired. But we have to face that nothing you can say will bring the old nightwish back. I really think a lot of us have not given Anette a fair chance, she is amazing. The band has moved on and Tarja has her solo work now, check her out and leave Anette alone. The only thing i HATE about nightwish now is they still play the older songs, it is like spitting in the older fan's faces. We don't want to see a nightwish cover and no matter what if its not Tarja singing it is a cover to us, they have so many new and good songs they should drop the older ones.
Brilliant | Reviewer: Ebrethiel | 2/10/09
Tarja was AMAZING. I loved watching Nightwish's live performances when she was the singer. Annett, the new singer, is really good, but sounds too normal, as some people have stated before. She sounds so ordinary like any other singer. Tarja sang opera, and the mix between heavy metal and Opera was absolutely stunning.
Although, no matter who the singer is, I will always love Nightwish.
The lyrics for Amaranth are amazing. I like the many stories that can arise through the different interpretations of people's minds.
My take on the Tarja/Anette debate. | Reviewer: Anthony Lynch | 12/21/08
This hopefully is the last time I will see the Tarja/Anette debate on ANY page about Nightwish (don't worry I don't SERIOUSLY expect that that is going to happen.
During the Tarja era we had a unique style of music, symphonic metal. The operatic style of Tarja's voice gave them a special niche in the music market.
However after Tarja was fired they picked up a singer, Anette with a fairly normal female voice. Although undoubtedly a talented singer, they lost that niche and moved towards Power Metal. This move wasn't bad at all, it just meant that their style was different.
The band I believe no longer satisfies it's older fans, but now is bringing in newer ones. Tarja and Anette are good in very different ways.
Style changes have occurred in numerous bands, the most controversial being Metallica. Some called that degeneration, while others applauded it.
Anette and Tarja are both extremely capable singers, but while I was once an avid fan, I only now listen to the new songs now and again. Change happens, such is life.
Yes and yes... | Reviewer: Elan Tedronai | 11/13/08
A tragically-ending Vampire Personals e-romance brought me to discover Nightwish. For the longest time all I listened to by them was Nemo, Walking in the Air, Nymphomaniac Fantasia, and The Phantom of the Opera...though I had much more (music junkie here).
So the other day I was waxing nostalgic over Alyssa, and decided to listen to everything else by Nightwish (her fave with Blutengel and Evanescence)...oh...my...fucking...gawd.
But anyways, I shall offer up an analogy for the Tarja vs. Anette debate, thereby leaving my mark.
In my opinion:
Tarja Turunen : Anette Olzon :: Amy Lee : Sharon Den Adel
Nightwish live is LIVE!!! | Reviewer: Betsy | 9/19/08
For all of you who like to discuss the differences between Anette & Tarja, I'd love for us to consider their live performance. I just saw Dark Passion Play live and their performances the songs were amazing - most obviously the absolute best concert that either my husband or I have ever experienced!
or me one of the main reasons it was spectacular was how alive Anette really was - they opened with "Bye Bye Beautiful" and I imagine THAT was empowering to Anette personally. She rocks the crowd, is a lovely ornament to the stage and clearly a great support to the rest of the band in their performing. She's shown an amazing ability and courage to come to the band in such a dramatic way, which would include such drama and controversy about whether or not she could fit the bill.
Obviously she has filled it perfectly and the cohesiveness of the band is so powerful in concert! The amazing connection between the band members is the number one reason this concert tops the list for our lifetime of concerts experienced.
However, it's not just about Anette... Emppu is wildly entertaining!!!
In his bio on their official site http://www.nightwish.com/en/band/members he says his strangest experience is [a] "gig without any mistakes.. haven´t had yet.." - so he must mean that it's amazing he's never made a mistake on tour because it sure seems like his performance is perfected! But he toys with his instrument as if it's a character he's talking to and it DID appear once that he flirted with making fun of it as he would a woman being courted; perhaps he DID make a mistake but is so unified with the movement of the song and the band that it is entirely unnoticeable as a mistake. So Emppu, if you've made a mistake in every gig but played it off with such entertaining joy - then your fans may prefer that you never have a gig without a mistake! (And thanks for posing the photo - from the long haired brunette in the black corset in the balcony 10 feet from the stage edge, stage left, in Portland on Sept. 10th.)
They lyrics are astonishingly beautiful, but would be nothing without the music that guides the lyrics along their path! We LOVE the band…with Anette and EVERY member that works with such passion. :}
*just introduced to this band and is loving them | Reviewer: Emma | 9/13/08
i like how this song starts out (cause i know alot of bands that dont do this)i like how it starts out slow and how it spreads itself out
i personally love this song and i have listened to both of thee singers and i truely prefure annets voice. for the fact that especially in this song it is just wonderful and it has so much power that you cant help but listen and enjoy this song. infact i'm going to be doing poi to this song for my schools "night under the stars" for this same reason. and this is by far my favoret song
Amazing | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/8/08
This song is amazing. By the way, Tarja didn't quit. She was fired because the money and fame got to her head, making her act like a royal bitch. Her asshole husband didn't help either. Master Passion Greed, Nightwish's "angriest" song? Written about Tarja's husband.
My Opinion | Reviewer: Christa! | 8/10/08
I personally like Tarja better. Her operatic voice fits with the music. I never knew why she quit though. Although I do like Anette.
But when I listen to Nighwish with Tarja's voice, it feels like I am listening to Nightwish (well duh!). But when I listen to them with Anette, it feels like it's a completely different band. Not bad though, just different. I can't think of them as Nightwish when she sings.
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