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Here is a track that I've been wanting to write for some time now, but never had any ideas until recently. The music for this, just kind of happened. The music was written in a few hours one night then quickly posted to MacJams. I was informed about a week later, that Moorlandt's amazing voice would go perfectly with this. I agreed completely!
When I contacted Walter to see if he could offer his voice to this track, he asked me if I had any ideas/inspiration for this song. I hadn't at the time, but I HAD intended on writing a track about the Black Dahlia murders from 1947. He said "Perfect!". So, two days later, he had written the lyrics and put them so very well to my music. I was impressed at his speed and ability. I can't thank him enough for lending his voice to this track, when I know he's got so many other collabs in the works. I am very fortunate to have had him do this.
I want to thank Moorlandt (for obvious reasons), Rob (for suggesting Walter to put his vox on this), Drakonis (for giving me great input on my original posting and listening to the various incarnations of this track until it was good enough to post here) Oh! And Drak's daughter for really digin' this track. : )
If you're interested in more info on the Black Dahlia, I've included a link to the Apple site so you can watch the movie trailer about this subject.
Hope you all enjoy! Peace!
P.S. There are no loops what so ever on this track. All music is created, sequenced and arranged by me. The lyrics and vocals are courtesy of Moorlandt, which I think he's done a fantastic job with!
http://www.apple.com/trailers/universal/theblackdahlia/hd/
-Boris Luxx
When I contacted Walter to see if he could offer his voice to this track, he asked me if I had any ideas/inspiration for this song. I hadn't at the time, but I HAD intended on writing a track about the Black Dahlia murders from 1947. He said "Perfect!". So, two days later, he had written the lyrics and put them so very well to my music. I was impressed at his speed and ability. I can't thank him enough for lending his voice to this track, when I know he's got so many other collabs in the works. I am very fortunate to have had him do this.
I want to thank Moorlandt (for obvious reasons), Rob (for suggesting Walter to put his vox on this), Drakonis (for giving me great input on my original posting and listening to the various incarnations of this track until it was good enough to post here) Oh! And Drak's daughter for really digin' this track. : )
If you're interested in more info on the Black Dahlia, I've included a link to the Apple site so you can watch the movie trailer about this subject.
Hope you all enjoy! Peace!
P.S. There are no loops what so ever on this track. All music is created, sequenced and arranged by me. The lyrics and vocals are courtesy of Moorlandt, which I think he's done a fantastic job with!
http://www.apple.com/trailers/universal/theblackdahlia/hd/
-Boris Luxx
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Lyrics
Lyrics & Vocals by - Moorlandt
Music by - Boris Luxx
Cold and bitter chronicle
So horrible, the crime remains unsolved
No truth appears in sixty years
She was young and beautiful
So pitiful, her gruesome tragic death
Immortalised Elisabeth
Mostly dressed in starlet clothes
Dyed black curly hair
About her overwhelming splendour
She was well aware
No man could resist temptation
Following her track
Leading to her fatal fortune
She comes in black
When she’s turning back
She comes in black
She was young and beautiful
So pitiful, her gruesome tragic death
Immortalised Elisabeth
No man could resist temptation
Following her track
Leading to her fatal fortune
She comes in black
When she’s turning back
She comes in black
Music by - Boris Luxx
Cold and bitter chronicle
So horrible, the crime remains unsolved
No truth appears in sixty years
She was young and beautiful
So pitiful, her gruesome tragic death
Immortalised Elisabeth
Mostly dressed in starlet clothes
Dyed black curly hair
About her overwhelming splendour
She was well aware
No man could resist temptation
Following her track
Leading to her fatal fortune
She comes in black
When she’s turning back
She comes in black
She was young and beautiful
So pitiful, her gruesome tragic death
Immortalised Elisabeth
No man could resist temptation
Following her track
Leading to her fatal fortune
She comes in black
When she’s turning back
She comes in black





















































drakonis
in so many ways... I love the way you reworked this music to be even
more beautiful. And Walter's great lyrics, choices of singing, harmonies,
and spine-tingling whispers, and wonderfully mysterious-sounding
accent... they all come together to make the perfect song. Immediately
faved and downloaded! This really hits my goth-spot! :-)
ttfn,
Drakonis
PS - For some reason, the "regular" trailer doesn't work on Apple's site,
but the HD-trailers do. The trailer creeped out my daughter, and now she
wants to see it.