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Anonymous users2024-02-11A song by Matthew Lane, "Buthelennon".
The song tells the story of Matthew Lane who falls in love with a beautiful girl and has a wonderful time in the small town of Bussel Lennon.
However, the girl is going to go to Florence to study art, while he wants to continue his performance life in the Munich band. They had to break up. Matthew fell asleep on the departing train. Ryan eagerly listened to the melody and wrote it out when he woke up.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10"Bressanone" is a classic song written and sung by Canadian environmentalist Matthew Lien. The song was included in his 1995 album "Bleeding Wolves".
According to Matthew Lane, he wrote the song when he was in his 20s and was riding a train away from the northern Italian town of Bressenon. Bressenon was the hometown of Matthew's mother, so he had a deep affection for the land. Huizhong.
According to reports, behind this song is actually Matthew Lane's own love story. Its distant and melancholy melodies, picturesque lyrics, Matthew Lane's mellow vocals, and the sound of train tracks at the end of the song.
It often makes the listener revel in the sad and pure world created by the song. This song is often hailed as "the saddest English song in the world" on the Internet.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Bressanone is a small town in southern Tyrol between Florence and Munich.
Bressenon is an excerpt from Matthew Lane's "The Wolf". In 1992, a local ** in Canada implemented a plan called "Reindeer Increment", which required a large number of wolves to be killed in order to achieve the goal. To this end, more than 30 ** workers completed the ** "Wolf" in more than 2 years
It strikes people's ......hearts with the most direct feelings and the most painful voicesThe gorgeous Scottish music style records the sadness and delay of "Flying Squirrel Creek"; "Bressennon" lyrically sings about the helpless feeling of leaving home; The "homecoming wings" of light jazz, the classical orchestra interweaves the ...... of strength and pathosBring the live wolves of the wilderness into the **. This is a moving epic written with ** and humanity!
Many people believe that this song was composed because of the large number of wolves in the Yukon River Basin of Canada, and the spine expresses the sadness of the wolves when they are far away from their homeland and look back at their companions. But in a letter from Matthew Lynn in 2002, he said that he encountered love there but had to give up, and this song is to express the sadness and helplessness of love.
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