he ALMOST sang that finale that's not in the original version, but that is awesome "Alone, oh, in the end Oh, in the end we shall lose out faith Leave it all behind, soon there will be night We shall fail We shall fail We shall fail..."
@@austins1230 it's on a B-side of the single Another Stranger Me. Apparently, also as a bonus track of some versions of other albums, as you can see here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mid40GsrBgc.html
@@m2alvaro ah interesting, my Night at the Opera has the spanish version on it, and Ive always skipped the version on the Another Stranger Me single because I just assumed it was the same version they included at the end of the 2007 Nightfall remaster. Thanks man, this is cool. Embarrassed this has escaped me for so long.
100% agree! Had I been in that crowd, I would have sung that part softly, just loud enough for Hansi to hear. Probably 90% of people wouldn't understand and hate me lol, but whatever. This part was too beautiful to be cut from the official version. :')
The very beginning of this song have always associated me on combing the very long hair in front of the mirror. But now she is gone, and leaves are falling down....
I know I'm late here. He said: "Wir sind Barden, wir können es auch romantisch halten. Wenn wir es romatisch halten ist da auch immer ein bischen Pathos und Dramatik dabei. Hier kommt die vielleicht beste nicht von Simon and Garfunkel geschriebene Simon and Garfunkel Nummer. Ihr dürft gespannt sein. Hier kommt Harvest of Sorrow." "We are bards, we can also keep it romantic. If we keep it romantic there is always a bit of pathos and drama. Here comes perhaps the best Simon and Garfunkel number not written by Simon and Garfunkel. You can be excited. Here comes Harvest of Sorrow."
