Soldiers Song by Troubleshooting Pandora's Box (featuring Dark Horse Flyer)
Soldier's Song is the third track to be released by Troubleshooting Pandora's Box
Soldier's Song is being released to raise money for the people of Ukraine. All profits raised by the sales to be donated to World Central Kitchen. Soldier's Song was written by Don Mularz and Richard Taylor and performed by Dark Horse Flyer.
"Inspired by the bravery of our Fathers and Uncles who went in harm's way for the love of Family and Country says Don Mularz, much like everyman, or woman that leaves a loved one behind to fight for their country not knowing but hoping one day they will come home and that special someone will still be waiting for them. Just like the brave men and women in Ukraine are doing."
Recorded live at the band's Florida rehearsal studio the Hanger, with one mic and one take. The song was originally released as a music video and posted on social media every Veterans and Memorial Day.
Lyrics
SOLDIER'S SONG
Do you still see me
I'm right here beside you, as I have been since the day we first met
Do you still feel me
I'm right here inside you, you inside me since the day we first met
The way that I still think of you
is how I hope you see me too
you're everything I wanted you to be and even if I'm far away
you know you're in my heart to stay but are you waiting there for me?
Solo
The way that I still think of you
is how I hope you see me too
you're everything I wanted you to be and even if I'm far away
you know you're in my heart to stay but are you waiting there for me?
Do you still love me
my heart beats with your heart, love forever since the day that I first met you
since the day
we first met
Credits
Dark Horse Flyer is
Don Mularz: guitar and vocals, Richard Taylor: fretless bass, Raul Hernandez: Cajon, Bob Taylor: organ, John Tillman: guitar solo, and Scott Lane: guitar.
Single-art layout by Nick Katona, Zene Háza, Florida
License
All rights reserved.
Don Mularz, is a singer/songwriter/guitarist whose music is all about that direct emotional connection with the listener. “A song doesn’t have to be strictly autobiographical, but it either needs to be perceived to be so, or, even better perhaps, strike a chord in the listener who recognizes their own story in it,” he says. “That’s what makes a song valid.”