Origin Of A Crystal Soul

Haggard · Other Songs - Haggard

As dawn is weaving between fallen autumn leaves

The poor ones gather under naked trees

Asking how to survive, 'cause the winter breaks

And medieval coldness now from a deep sleep awakes

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Libera me domine de morte, aetema in die illa tremenda

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It's December, 14th 1503, as the ones above stop their mourning

As the one arrived - selected to foresee - somethinmg changed without a

warning!



(Libera me domine de morte, aetema in die illa tremenda)

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Es ward geboren in des Christengottes Zeit

Ein Bub - so die Legende - mit des Schöpfer's Fähigkeit

Zu sehen, was sein wird, im verborgenen, unerkannt

Denn der mit dem Leumund des Ketzers würd öffentlich verbrannt

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Die Hand, die - geifend nach dem Schönen - blutet von der Rose Dorn

Der Trieb der Menschen Habgier, bestraft durch Gottes Zorn

Er, der Spiegel eurer Seele, spürt die Trauer, Kummer, Gram

Er, der Träger dieses Namens: Michael de Notre Dame

Origin Of A Crystal Soul

Origin Of A Crystal Soul stands as a defining track within the progressive metal landscape, showcasing Haggard's unique ability to blend heavy instrumentation with ethereal atmospheres. The song captures the band's signature sound, characterized by intricate guitar work and a haunting vocal delivery that evokes a sense of ancient mystery. As part of their broader discography, this recording highlights the group's commitment to complex compositions that challenge conventional metal structures. The piece reflects the artistic maturity found in their early work, where experimental textures meet powerful rhythmic foundations. Listeners encounter a sonic journey that emphasizes emotional depth and technical precision, cementing the track's place in the band's celebrated catalogue of progressive metal achievements.