Leaving Hell
Gamma Ray · Land Of The Free Part 2 [2007]
I show you things I cannot even tell
the fallen dreams that were made of good intention
wherever people got their soul to sell
A Romeo is standing bleeding in the corner
He cannot die, he cannot live alone
the dagger in the hands of one desperate woman
oh Juliet, why couldn't you forgive
Oh no, here it comes again
my mind is set for freedom now
so let the ball begin
let the ball begin
Leaving Hell
I'll build a new tomorrow
say farewell
'cause you can't give me in
Time to go
I'm leaving without sorrow
kiss my Ass goodbye
'cause we will never meet again
And now my ship is leaving for the open water
I set my course toward the island in the sun
and if I die no one can say I haven't tried
to keep my dream alive when I was on the run
and I say oh, here I go again
my mind is set for freedom now
so let the ball begin
let the ball begin
Leaving Hell
I'll build a new tomorrow
say farewell
'cause you cannot lock me in
Time to go
I'm leaving without sorrow
kiss my Ass goodbye
'cause we will never meet again
I say oh, here I go again
my mind is set for freedom now
so let the ball begin
let the ball begin
Leaving Hell
I'll build a new tomorrow
say farewell
'cause you cannot lock me in
Time to go
I'm leaving without sorrow
Kiss my Ass goodbye
'cause we will never meet again
no, never again!
I'm leaving Hell
Leaving Hell
Leaving Hell stands as a defining track from Gamma Ray's 2007 release, Land Of The Free Part 2. The German power metal band, led by founder and guitarist Kai Hansen, has long been celebrated for delivering anthemic, high-energy compositions that blend melodic hooks with driving rhythms. This recording captures the group's signature sound during a period where they continued to refine their expansive, space-themed conceptual approach. The song reflects the band's enduring commitment to the power metal genre, showcasing their ability to craft uplifting narratives through soaring vocals and intricate guitar work. As part of a broader discography that includes landmark albums like Heaven Can Wait, this track reinforces Gamma Ray's status as a staple in the European metal scene, offering fans a powerful listening experience rooted in tradition and innovation.