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| Recorded = BearTracks Studios |
| Recorded = BearTracks Studios |
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| Also = [[Metropolis 2000]], [[Live Scenes from New York]], [[The Making of Scenes from a Memory]] |
| Also = [[Metropolis 2000]], [[Live Scenes from New York]], [[The Making of Scenes from a Memory]] |
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− | | Previous song = [[Strange Déjà Vu]] |
+ | | Previous song = [[Scene Two: II. Strange Déjà Vu]] |
− | | Next song = [[Fatal Tragedy]] |
+ | | Next song = [[Scene Three: II. Fatal Tragedy]] |
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− | '''Through My Words''' is the fourth track from [[Dream Theater]]'s fifth studio album, [[Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory]]. It continues immediately from the previous track, [[Strange Déjà Vu]]. |
+ | '''Through My Words''' is the fourth track from [[Dream Theater]]'s fifth studio album, [[Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory]]. It continues immediately from the previous track, [[Scene Two: II. Strange Déjà Vu|Strange Déjà Vu]]. |
==Personnel== |
==Personnel== |
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− | *[[Mike Portnoy]] - Drums, percussion, backing vocals |
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− | *[[John Petrucci]] - Guitar, backing vocals |
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− | *[[John Myung]] - Bass |
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*[[James LaBrie]] - Vocals |
*[[James LaBrie]] - Vocals |
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==Lyrics== |
==Lyrics== |
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− | <pre> |
+ | <pre> |
+ | [Nicholas:] |
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All your eyes have ever seen |
All your eyes have ever seen |
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All you've ever heard |
All you've ever heard |
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Living in two minds |
Living in two minds |
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Linked by an endless thread |
Linked by an endless thread |
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− | Impossible to break |
+ | Impossible to break |
+ | </pre> |
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==Analysis== |
==Analysis== |
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==Tone== |
==Tone== |
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− | This song is very sombre, calm and sad. It features only piano and James' singing, and features mainly as a transition into the next song, [[Fatal Tragedy]]. |
+ | This song is very sombre, calm and sad. It features only piano and James' singing, and features mainly as a transition into the next song, [[Scene Three: II. Fatal Tragedy|Fatal Tragedy]]. |
==Appearences== |
==Appearences== |
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− | *[[Scenes |
+ | *[[Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory]] - Original recorded version |
*[[Live Scenes from New York]] - Live version |
*[[Live Scenes from New York]] - Live version |
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*[[Metropolis 2000]] - Live DVD version |
*[[Metropolis 2000]] - Live DVD version |
Revision as of 01:17, 22 April 2018
Through My Words | |
Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory | |
Length | 01:02 |
Working title | (Unknown) |
Release date | October 26, 1999 |
Lyrics | John Petrucci |
Music | John Petrucci |
First live performance | |
Total live plays | |
Recorded | BearTracks Studios |
Other appearances | Metropolis 2000, Live Scenes from New York, The Making of Scenes from a Memory |
Previous song | Scene Two: II. Strange Déjà Vu |
Next song | Scene Three: II. Fatal Tragedy |
Through My Words is the fourth track from Dream Theater's fifth studio album, Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory. It continues immediately from the previous track, Strange Déjà Vu.
Personnel
- Jordan Rudess - Piano
- James LaBrie - Vocals
Lyrics
[Nicholas:] All your eyes have ever seen All you've ever heard Is etched upon my memory Is spoken through my words All that I take with me Is all you've left behind We're sharing one eternity Living in two minds Linked by an endless thread Impossible to break
Analysis
At this point in the album's narrative, Nicholas is beginning to come to terms with the strange link between his life and Victoria's. He realises that everything that he experiences is an echo of Victoria's life, and that their lives are linked by 'an endless thread'.
Tone
This song is very sombre, calm and sad. It features only piano and James' singing, and features mainly as a transition into the next song, Fatal Tragedy.
Appearences
- Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory - Original recorded version
- Live Scenes from New York - Live version
- Metropolis 2000 - Live DVD version
- The Making of Scenes from a Memory - Demo version