A Timeless Lullaby - ZELDA'S LULLABY - Brock Hewitt: Stories in Sound - MajorLink 

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I played Ocarina of Time for the first time when I was 10 years old. 21 years later I'm helping my 7 and 4 year old kids complete the game.

The forests, the rivers, and the mountains all whisper a tale, of a princess and her knight. Separated by tragedy and time but reunited by love and a promise.

This is the version of Zelda's lullaby for me thats saying... It was a good long run.... Good bye and Thanks for the memories.... From when I was a little child, to now. I remember saying Breath of the Wild will be my last main adventure because as an adult, life is getting in the way so much that I can barely enjoy games, especially Zelda games, the way I used to. The feeling of endless adventurer with so much free time on our hands. If i was a child again when Breath of the Wild came out, I would have explored and tried to find every little thing I could, just like I did with the first Zelda game I ever played.The way this is arranged, its the perfect "Goodbye and thank you" To the magic of the Zelda Series. May the new generation of children find the same magic as we all had found all those years ago. Thank you Zelda... Good bye... May you finally find piece in Hyrule.

After a century of restless isolation, the girl who lost everything is reunited with the only person she had left.

A timeless lullaby, indeed. I'm not gonna bullshit, I'm holding a devilman crybaby face right now. Smiling and crying at the same time. I feel this tune, down to the last tone.

This music and the picture all scream one sentence. "I'm home."

This song made me realize how sad OoT Link's life was

If Nintendo ever makes a final to this series.... This Ship Needs To Sail

She's crying and probably he's crying too💔

The Zelda series will always be one to be remembered. Being captivated by all the sheer wonder in Ocarina of Time, meeting all the townspeople in Majora's Mask, saving both Hyrule and the Twilight Realm in Twilight Princess, initially defeating evil and sending Zelda into a long sleep in Skyward Sword, to bringing everything back from ruin in Breath of the Wild, this will always be a series remembered for its moments getting to know Link, Zelda and the stories that their adventures tell. I hope in the future, many others can become as entranced as myself and many others were with this series. Long Live *The Legend of Zelda*

The legend of Zelda series has a deep connection to my heart, mainly because when I play it I can feel brave and feel like I’m doing something for real people like a real hero! I have severe autism and schizophrenia this is my only way of feeling like I mean something in the world

Tbh this background art is to die for.

Holy crap, 10/10 thumbnail.

I'm damn near a grown man, and this song nearly brings me to tears. Holy shit.... I grew up around the Zelda series. My dad and I never got along, especially when it came to me playing certain games. I can feel the emotion in the song itself. Of all the music I've listened to, I love this piece. Keep in mind that I'm a metal head. I think this is one of the only songs or videos on RU-vid that can bring me to tears. It's definitely in the top 5. I hope when I have kids they'll appreciate this franchise as much as I do now. It helped me through some tough shit.

I never realized before; but the thumbnail perfectly captures the timing of the music. It’s right after Zelda comes back, and as soon as Link admits he remembers her or doesn’t, she starts to cry and attack hugs him. She needs to have her protector, her partner, her best friend, her (probably) lover; back with her after a century alone and waiting for him, and in that moment, before he can even react to her motion, he remembers again the year he spent by her side, falling for her in every way that mattered, and realizing the life they missed because they’d been unable to express how they felt until it was too late. And yet, he also felt the hope of a life he may yet share with his Princess, returned to him at long last.

I am so amazed at how literally every comment is special and serious. This proves just how impactful The Legend of Zelda really was.

In 2001 I started playing Ocarina of Time at the age of 5. I loved every aspect of the game, the music, the connection Link had with every sage, everyone, including Zelda. A quiet kid destined to be brave and go through a long journey and save Hyrule. I used to be scared when it came to the forest temple and shadow temple. I always decided to turn off the game when the master hands or re-deads would come at me. I remember having to always have my older brother help me play or have my dad watch me, so I couldn’t feel alone and be brave at the same time. Progressively playing all the other Zelda games while growing up at the same time has made me love this series even more. I don’t have an easy life, the divorced parents, anxiety going up the roof from elementary school high school, being excessively bullied in high school. Going through hard break ups, going through hard shit alone all the time. But this very song always healed me and always made me feel safe. I’m about to turn 22 now and every time I hear this song I think of my 5 year old self sitting in a tight room playing Ocarina of time. Meeting Zelda again as young link at the end of the game. Just remembering that I made it this far and still have a lot more in life, hoping that there will be more Zelda games to come to make me happy. I don’t care how old I get, I wanna make time for myself to enjoy the moments like I did as a kid, all because of one guy who created this world of Hyrule. And his name is Shigeru Miyamoto.

2:20 had me in tears bro.

A sad goodbye, and a reunion of souls. This song speaks to my heart, as a whispered goodbye to my youth and the green-clad boy from the forest. They wave goodbye, and in a blue tunic, the last in line escorts me to the edge of the field. They can’t come with me, but I can come visit... one day.

I cried when I heard this, for the simple reason that Zelda finally let me feel like I matter somewhere. Depression made me feel terrible and I barely kept it together through the problems of elementary and middle school, but playing a Link Between Worlds was took me to a world where no one judged you based on your social status (I was and still am a nerd) and instead judged you based on your actions. At the time, I had no idea that the events were scripted, so going through and saving Hyrule and Lorule made me feel better about myself, and helped my mentally enough to where I went from failing the eighth grade to being one of the top students in a matter of days. Zelda is one of the three big gaming franchises that changed my life. TL;DR, Zelda helped me through depression.

any one else get that weird feeling in your stomach when you hear this song. weird in a good way

A part of me will always be an adventurer. No matter how old I get... My Zelda story: My Mom bought Twilight Princess for me on the wii, I was 8 and had no idea what Zelda was. My Mom and I never really got along, still don't really but I thought..Maybe I'd give this game a try. I did, to this day it's still my favorite Zelda game. Not just because it's something we shared but because it was my gateway into Hyrule. This was what started everything from someone so unexpected. I got my fiance into Zelda via BOTW years later. This was the start of a fantastic adventure that I could share. I'm 20 now and my Mom is facing medical complications of all kinds. It's been challenging the past months and I've been stressing a lot. Zelda has taught me to be brave in times of adversity and so I must. It's hard not to feel sad when I play Twilight when before I was filled with wonder. I am grateful for the bond I do have instead of what I don't have.

The lullaby of a princess, who struggled with the weight of the world on her shoulders. Knowing what would happen if her mission did not succeed. Frustrated at her inability to stop the coming storm, placing all of her hope in the hands of a small boy. A boy that seemed to have the courage, tenacity, and power to face all the evils of the world. Going to bed every night praying that she did not just send this boy to die a terrible death. Hoping that at some point this boy would return and save her kingdom. Throughout all of time itself this boy would be attached to her as if destined to be her trusty knight. How in the end she just wished she could return to him a childhood that he had lost. Give to him some joy that he would never seem to have. For he has been and always will be the hero, destined to sacrifice everything just to become evil's bane. Whether he does this out of love for this princess, or out of loyalty to duty she can never tell. For this boy is always silent and never seems to share his struggles, as if he did not wish for his princess to worry. This boy the ever faithful knight, the ever courageous hero, and the eternally struggling last stand between hope and annihilation. This lullaby is given to this boy so that he might succeed in his quest. This lullaby her only remaining link to her struggling knight, her only source of respite.

I fight the urge to cry everytime I hear this song, failing more often than succeeding. The tears that fall aren't Tears of sadness but of childhood memories, me as Link running through Hyrule time and time again with my trusted sword, shield and wits to defeat the evil that is threatening the kingdom. Me, the child sinking hours and hours into a game, lost in the world created by Miyamoto and Nintendo. As an adult in these troubled times, I long for a world as simple and pure as Hyrule. In short, this takes me back to a simpler time in life and as an adult I miss it. Thank you for this beautiful rendition and thanks for the memories Nintendo.

Even tough I'm too late I will share my own personal history with Zelda Games... It all started when I was 7, for the first time my Uncle made me a gift, it was The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, I played it on my Wii, at the time I didn't really realise anything about the storyline... ...and much else... Then i returned on it when I was 10, I played with Zelda: A link between worlds, very well made game, but then I re-activated my Wii and it was running Twilight Princess, I won't forget how that game gave me such emotions with such a beautiful storyline, it will forever remain for me the Best Zelda game ever made, i imagined how that world worked I could expand my imagination on thinking of every character in that game, now I replayed it, and, oh boy... it's still my favorite, Nintendo did such a great job with this Saga, I loved Breath of the Wild and I'm waiting for the next game, Its such a shame that everyone plays with fortnite and all those other "fast" games and now ignore such beatiful games like Zelda with such awesome stories...

"The flow of time is always cruel... its speed seems different for each person, but no one can change it... A thing that does not change with time is a memory of younger days" - Shiek, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

I love these two together. This image alone shows how much Link means to Zelda

"Death is the closest thing any true hero can get to a happy ending." - Unknown.

When I listened to this I fell on the floor and started crying. It is too beautiful. My entire family passed their love for legends of Zelda all the way down to me. This makes me think of my ancestors that introduced me to something that I would grow up loving.

The spirit of a hero The blood of Hylia The hatred of a person of demise Innumerable avatars, immeasurable rebirths, all guided by the promise of a better future

This is to all the people who think Nintendo is dead. In my school my best friend plays BOTW like me and I liked talking to him about various things in the game. But now he has moved to Sweden and I feel so isolated. Now everyone is playing Fortnite and no one really plays Zelda. So I just feel alone but even then I will always like Nintendo. Long live Nintendo!!! Note: He's actually now in America not Sweden.

This drawing plus this song is just perfect.

My first Zelda game was Ocarina of Time... amazing how far we've came since then. Long live Zelda!

I just cried with this song! It's so beautiful and emotional!!

My older siblings introduced me to The Legend of Zelda, as they grew up in the time period when it first came up and it was more famous and well known. I remember watching my sister try to play and solve puzzles and defeat bosses and I always thought it was so cool. I then started playing myself however couldn’t really play as well as her as I was so young. As I got older I played more I found the game to be super fun; however I myself haven’t had much time to play anymore, and also it’s not as well known and now people are playing other stupid games. I dressed up as Zelda from Skyward Sword in 6th grade and only like 2 people knew who I was and I was kinda bummed because I thought the entire Zelda series was such a great game. I really need to start playing again..

To all who read this, Botw was my 1st zelda game and it was amazing. So amazing that I forced my little bro to try it and when he finally did he also loved it. Then we started fighting over the game 😊. All u haters out there better play as sometimes it's not the gameplay that matters, but the story

This hits hard after the light dragon reveal..

Listening to this is making me remember the fact that Robin Williams, a man who despite everything made it his mission in life to making everyone of every age laugh, loved and played Legend of Zelda games so much that he named his own daughter Zelda.

ive seen Majorlink's video with this so everysingle time i go to the animation or this i start crying CAUSE FRICKIN LINK LEAVING ZELDA IS SO SAD IT LITERALLY BREAKS MY HEART INTO PIECES

I hope this rendition will be at the end of Breath of the Wild's Sequel. Imagine after finaly destroying Ganondorf and ending Demise's curse once and for all, Link and Zelda stand together on the plane where the battle took place. Looking out over Hyrule as the sun rises over the horizon, Ganon's remaning Malice dissaopating as if banished by the light of the sun. All the places you've been to all the people you've engaged are being shown going back to rebuilding Hyrule. Then as the camera pans upwards towards the sky, Link and Zelda finally empraces. All of that happening with this theme in the background. That is a conclution!

*_I love the Zelda franchise_* _...It's just incredible_

Zelda's Lullaby is a timeless melody, and this version is by far the best that I've heard. This piece, along with the imagery, make me feel so many emotions that it's hard to describe. I'm so thankful that Zelda was apart of my childhood, and that it's still apart of my life.

"I will love you always and forever, no matter how far apart we are, even for time eternal. You'll always be in my heart." - Link to Zelda (If he could talk).

The title says "Stories in Sound", and I can't put it any other way. This is magnificent

This is unbelievably timeless this song tells an entire story The present The past The future N most importantly our own Live on n forever to the greatest game series ever ZELDA

Thoughts on this being used in a wedding? Contemplating using this arrangement (with permission, of course) for my song as I walk down the aisle. Getting married in a few years and I've known I've wanted some arrangement of Zelda's Lullaby to play.

I can't find the words ... I'm just a French teenager, who played at Zelda since my childhood ... All those hours spent on OoT, the temples, the characters, the musics ... This wonderful adventure .. . When I listen to this song, I remember all of that. So thanks. Thanks to you for this amazing music.

This song makes me think of my love, who is so passionate about the games. He loves learning about everything. The lore, the secrets, the people, the world. He has loved the series since he was little, and he told me about all of it. He is my Link. My knight, my rescuer. My prince and hero. I love him endlessly.

And the sequel is coming, can't wait to enjoy this second part in a couple of years.

I really love this arrangement. Zelda's lullaby has been one of my favorite songs of the series for years, for both it's hopefulness and sorrow. Ocarina of Time was the first game with a complex storyline that I played myself, and finished myself, when I was a kid. I'd needed a guide, but I was still so proud to have made it through it. I really love the lilting way you weave this arrangement. It's peaceful, but it's also a little somber, both of which fit well with the series as a whole as well as with BoTW canon. It's kind of heartbreaking, and hopeless, to think that a daughter born into the Royal Family and the boy who pulls the Master Sword will be both an omen of bad things to come and the saviors of Hyrule. Over, and over, and over, and over, and *over*. Something about that makes me infinitely sad. I ramble. Anyway, I really love this arrangement. Thank you!

Times were great thou.. The memories, the tears, the smile, the laugh. Sitting in front of TV with feet so numb. It’s a long goodbye, for now it is our time to be the Link to our Zelda and save our Hyrule. Thanks for making us strong and an awesome childhood, the ocarina of time keeps on playing....

Well i just love The Legend of Zelda and you did a great job with this but i want to tell my story here as well... When i was 7 or 8 Years old i just found a video of Skyward Sword and i just wanted to play the game so i asked my mom to buy it for me. She did it and it was arround 2011 when i felt in love with The Legend of Zelda... Well life goes and i grew up now I´m 15 Years old and i still love The Legend of Zelda now i played almost every The Legend of Zelda Game. I always think back while listening TLOZ music and it feels so good! Thinking about when i was very young when i was outside everyday with my wooden Sword and Shield and dreaming about being Link. I was outside everyday Spring , Summer , Winter everyday. And I still want to be Link and have a great adventure and I thank my Mom that she bought me Skyward Sword and that she made Zelda a big part of my life. So i never want to lose that love and i will always remember the good old times and this song is perfect for this.

I literally cry everytime i hear this song. Its so beautiful and just makes me sad and i can feel the love of zelda and link. I've only played breath of the wild but I hit the feels when I play and listen to the beautiful peice of music. Absolutely amazing brock!!! 3:12 is when i really start to cry though. Completely amazing!!! And whoever the heck disliked this song doesn't know what music is.

When I was about 6 or 7 I would sit and watch my dad play a bunch of the loz games with me when i was scared of the monsters. I decided to go back and play twilight princess because that was the one I had the strongest memories with and completing it is the most redeeming feeling, being able to go back and beating all the monsters that scared you in the past and having family memories tied to it is amazing. This song encapsulates that feeling so well and I am definitely going back and replaying all of the loz games I can.

So I'm 14 now and I remember the old time My mother had every Zelda game and everything game boys and so on and gave all her things to me I learnt reading with Zelda I learned everything with Zelda and it was like growing up with it although I am much younger and this music is like Now you're growing up going you're way good luck good bye and I cried

imagine the beautiful melody interupted by a bokoblin

あぁ…このイラストと浄化されそうなくらい美しくて優しいピアノが素敵…最後盛り上がるところも感動😭😭❤️

This is such a beautiful cover. My wife walked down the aisle to this song.

Woah... was not expecting to be hit in the feels by this, and especially not expecting all the heartfelt stories in the comments. The Legend of Zelda played a big part in my childhood, and it still does to this day. I remember watching my brother play through Phantom Hourglass, then Spirit Tracks, and eventually Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword. While I never really understood the depth of the storylines back then, I still loved the games. Majora's Mask, Ocarania of Time, A Link Between Worlds, Link's Awakening... I've only ever truly played Breath of the Wild, because for the most part it wasn't the adventuring that interested me - it was the storylines. BoTW is my favorite Zelda game as of now, but Phantom Hourglass, Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword will always have a special place in my heart. I look forward to BoTW 2, and the adventures to come from the Legend of Zelda franchise.

I will forever love this game, this story. It has such a special place in my heart.

Well, it's the start of 2020. Though I think its high time I share my memories of The Legend of Zelda Series. I remember back when I was a child that my Parents got the SNES and with it was Super Mario World and The Legend of Zelda A Link to The Past. A Link to The Past was my first Zelda game I've ever played and it will remain as my favorite Game of the Series. I can still see how my sister and I would spend hours playing the game until we beaten Ganondorf. A few years afterward, I gotten a Console of my own. The N64 and the Greatest Zelda game of all time in my opinion. The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. I still see myself in awe at the Visuals at the Time feeling completely immersed in the game. But Sadly..... It was the only Zelda game I never finished. Fast Forward to the 3DS Era, I finally got my hands on a 3DS and the Remake of the Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. The Graphics were just as good if not better than before and the 3D imaging made the game feel more Alive and I was finally able to finish the game on a High Note. Then I played The Highly anticipated Legend of Zelda Breath of The Wild. Unfortunately, it was on my Wii U, but I didn't care. To me, Breath of The Wild was unlike any Zelda game I've played before. You were free to forge your own path and grow stronger as you progress. I know there are still people playing Breath of The Wild to this day trying to find all the Koroks Seeds. Lol. But I know they can do it. And now we have The Nintendo Switch and the one game I got on my Birthday was a game that I've wanted to play for so long. The Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening. In my Heart, I believe that Links Awakening is a Timeless Classic. I always dream at night and imagine myself being on Koholint Island spending my days with the people I love only to wake up. Looking back on it now, I would do almost anything to do it all again. As I'm texting this with tears in my Eyes, I Hope that the Legend of Zelda will continue for years to come and for gamers young and old to experience it all with their own eyes. So I say from the bottom of my Heart to all the people at Nintendo and the people who are reading this now. Thank You. Thank you for bringing gaming in my life and to thank you for listening. Here's to an exciting new year and Beyond

I just finished Ocarina of Time for the very first time and bawled while listening to this... Makes the cutscene so much more heartbreaking 😭😭😭

I am twelve years old. I discovered Zelda six months ago, and I'm now getting breath of the wild for Christmas as my first Zelda game. The magic has passed on to our generation, and I hope to share the magic that the older zelda fans have had when they were our age. Thank you, for showing me this magic, thank you, for passing on a story, something more than just a game, that I will be captivated for the rest of my live. Goodbye, and the most sincerest salute from all of us Hylian children. May you find hope and peace in Hyrule, and we will carry on these stories and characters onto our children when we're older. Goodbye.

One of the most beautiful variation of Zelda's Lullaby I've ever heard. It embodies calmness, peace, softness and so much more, I can't even describe it. That piano hits so deep, I'm almost always crying because of how emotional I get with this version. Add the string instruments and I am done for. An absolute masterpiece.

After my my many traipses through Hyrule in all its timelines, this remains a nigh constant theme. Of Hylia, the goddess bloodline, the goddess and the hero fight to contain the dark. Whew, what was I saying? Anyway, when anyone says lullaby my brain denotes to the base melody introduced in Ocarina of Time. Also it’s apparently default when I’m put in charge of holding a baby or small child. Shows the impact of this series. Just my 2 rupees.

A song that will always bring tears to my eyes. And this cover didn't help that.

No matter what incarnation, whether they got together or not, Link and Zelda always loved eachother. Always have, and always will.

This sounds so magical and sad 😭❤ Zelda is one of the best things in the world to me, this cover is so beautiful, I almost cried in a part, I've felt like the song said: You're not alone, the same feeling that I experienced when I played my first Zelda game, and that now I remembered with so much love. Great work ❤

This is absolutely beautiful! I loved the animation to this, and I'm glad I could find the separate arrangement as well.

I’m on the verge of tears from how beautiful this is. Excellent work and cheers to an amazing franchise that will live on in our ♥️

Holy crap, this makes me tear up every time. I haven't the words to explain how beautiful this is, it paints a picture in my mind of how it must've been for the Princess to meet her knight again, beyond what the game shows us. This is just beautiful

Please make a ten hour version please

No joke breath of the wild is one of my favorite if not my favorite game of all time im just playing it again and because of the nostalgia from when I first played it almost makes me cry and want to visit the past so just listening to this song wants me to go back so much more

It hasn't been not even 30secs into the song & I'm in tears. Thank you for this... best way I can describe it is that I feel sadly happy.

This could also be used at a wedding ceremony, it is just so emotional touching😢❤

I love zeldas lulaby and the song goes perfectly with the picture ♡

This song has a very powerful emotional theme to it. On many levels it can be considered spiritual. I watched the music video made by Major link a few years back and he does excellent videos. Thank you for uploading this song.

This is so emotional when I reacted to this I almost cried even Zelda's sheding a tear 😭

This is by far the most beautiful version of Zelda’s Lullaby that I have ever heard. This is the essence of the series right here. Wonderful job, Brock.

what makes me sad, is that one day there will be a last zelda game, and one day nintendo will go bankrupt.. no more childhood memories. everything will be dead, except all the new battle royals games. Thank you nintendo for bringing us so many memories.

Such a beautifully dreamy rendition of such a famous melody!!! I can "feel" the memories of bonding, hardships, and determination flowing the notes!!!

Im actually crying so hard rn.

as someone who is turning into an adult, this hits hard, remembering the memory of playing games, not just zelda, but everything. this relaly hits the heart, wish to continue the legacy maybe someday. but whatever happens, lifes goes on. and time for me to open the next chapter in life.

I cried🤷‍♂️

Would be nice for a Zelda game to have a slightly more expressed story, and then to incorporate music like this for important moments. BOTW has that scene with Zelda holding Link almost at death that was like that, now imagine a game where there are many moments like that within the actual present story. Would be something else

The hero's soul could never know peace. Old before aged link crawled through time to save them. Here in this fractured memory of a future never come to pass he was happy. To live and die another time was worth it just for this. Old friends newly met again for the first time. Timeless indeed. Never knew what my childhood was worth until that was gone. I don't miss it but don't wish it on others to long for.

This music is full of passion, glory sadness, truth and LOVE. thank you. I'm crying right now. I can feel all the pains of Hyrule citizens, the love between Zelda and Link and all the past lives of our heroes. This game, since 1991,can be really call a LEGEND

I could sit there and chill (penguin) to this music all day long.

Holy sh*t ! This is actually the best version of A Timeless Lullaby i've ever listened ;'( Is it possible to have the piano sheet music or a MiDi file of this ?

Well, the image is just awesome and we are eagerly waiting for the sequel so the journey of these two will continue. Hopefully we have a new song from you man, this is absolutely incredible.

Everyone knows that they love eachother. And probably everyone had a crush once on Zelda. Or still. Or forever. Beautiful piece of music btw.

THE NOSTALGIA OMG

So sad and beautiful, literally brought me to tears. The lovely picture in the background helped.

I was 7 years old when OoT first came out. Though I do remember playing A Link to the Past, it was OoT I had the most memories with (outside Majora's Mask). I remember how much I loved the music, hearing it for the first time, how much I loved riding on Epona across the land of Hyrule, how much I HATED the Well and Shadow Temple and everything there in them!....Good times

This fan art just made me think of a scenario just now about Link becoming comatose and after waking up, Zelda cries tears of joy and has embraced him.

This is from the animation that dude he used this track really fits the animation this track is Legit a lullaby to sleep its so soothing

Dear Nintendo and Netflix, please let Jim Henson's Daughter and her Crew, do the live action for The Legend of Zelda, they did the DARK CRYSTAL justice. I have Spoken.

In 2011 at the age of 7 I was introduced to a game called skyward sword and the franchise that would change my life forever, I remember watching playthroughs of skyward sword, windwaker, majora's mask and Twilight princess. In the Christmas of 2018 I got Botw along with a switch, it was the first proper zelda game I ever played and...to this day it my favourite videogame franchise of all time. I'm on the autism spectrum and have cut ties with their emotionally abusive father, but then saw how he chose his girlfriend over my siblings and me without a second thought, I felt alone and worth nothing....but playing not only botw, but ocarina of time, majora's mask and age of calamity not only helped me cope through the hard time, but gave me a safe space to go to when I'm upset. This version of Zelda's lullaby to me says "don't cry....your not alone" and if a song can say that to a person's soul, you know it's a good song. And now here I am, waiting for July 16th to play the game that introduced me to one of the most important franchises in my life

This thumbnail just fits the lullaby just so perfectly it's beautiful.