Biography:
Nobuo Uematsu (Born March 21, 1959) is best known for his composition for the Squaresoft (now Square Enix) games company throughout the 1980s and 1990s, most notably on the Final Fantasy series of games. Composing all his work on the keyboards, he has been hailed as one of the most popular and beloved composers of video game soundtracks.
Uematsu enjoyed commercial success with the track “Eyes on Me” from Final Fantasy VIII, performed by Hong Kong singer Faye Wong (Wang Fei - ??).
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Other songs:
- Answers (final Fantasy Xiv)
- Final Fantasy Fanfare
- Melodies Of Life
- The Place I'll Return Someday
- The Place I'll Return To Someday
- The Promise / Serah's Theme
- Theme Of Love (final Fantasy Iv)
- 1000 Words
- Answers
- Eyes On Me
- Final Fantasy Vii Main Theme
- Revolutions
- Suteki Da Ne Final Fantasy X
- To Zanarkand
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[Intro]
Am G Am C G Em Am
Am G Am C Em
[Verse]
C G
Sing a song of dawn
Dm Am
Dawn, the day reborn
F Dm G Am
Breathe deep of the dawn before the storm
Am
Am Em
This hearth, this home
F
Wrested forth from tired fingers,
C Em
Bathed in blood and sealed in stone
Am Em
Soul scarred, twelve-fold
F Dm
Beckoned by the bells of vengeance
Em
Spirits bold
C Em
A lover lost, a family torn
Am Em
A solemn pyre raised to rouse the slumbering heavens
F G E Am
Fire in your eyes, fire in your hearts
F Dm11 G
Steeled as you sound the horns of war
C Em
Yet know the cost, for who shall mourn
Am Em
When light is quenched that another might burn brighter?
F G Em Am
Let not the rays of justice blind
F G A
E'er trust in Grace, and she shall guide
[Bridge]
F C Dm Em
Soft is the breeze that can set a petal free
F C Dm C
And yet, tis the storm that doth see the petal soar
F C Dm Em
High o'er the trees in the groves of liberty
F Dm Am
Til unstirring stars consign her to memory
F C Dm Em
One kingdom's fall is another kingdom's freedom
F C Dm C
One sovereign's war is another sovereign's peace
F C Dm Em
One mother's pride is another mother's sorrow
F G Am
Their tears both soak the land that they love
Am
G
[Verse]
Am Em
Two lives, two swords
F Dm Em E
Given in to shadowed whispers, wicked words
C Em
Pray, tell me who doth laud at dawn
Am Em
A rival's cry for the oaths that spur her onward
F G Em Am
Your time is come, a choice bestowed
F G A
Tonight for unsung sins atone
F G Am
This night you need not walk alone
Am G Am C G Em Am
Am G Am C Em
[Verse]
C G
Sing a song of dawn
Dm Am
Dawn, the day reborn
F Dm G Am
Breathe deep of the dawn before the storm
Am
Am Em
This hearth, this home
F
Wrested forth from tired fingers,
C Em
Bathed in blood and sealed in stone
Am Em
Soul scarred, twelve-fold
F Dm
Beckoned by the bells of vengeance
Em
Spirits bold
C Em
A lover lost, a family torn
Am Em
A solemn pyre raised to rouse the slumbering heavens
F G E Am
Fire in your eyes, fire in your hearts
F Dm11 G
Steeled as you sound the horns of war
C Em
Yet know the cost, for who shall mourn
Am Em
When light is quenched that another might burn brighter?
F G Em Am
Let not the rays of justice blind
F G A
E'er trust in Grace, and she shall guide
[Bridge]
F C Dm Em
Soft is the breeze that can set a petal free
F C Dm C
And yet, tis the storm that doth see the petal soar
F C Dm Em
High o'er the trees in the groves of liberty
F Dm Am
Til unstirring stars consign her to memory
F C Dm Em
One kingdom's fall is another kingdom's freedom
F C Dm C
One sovereign's war is another sovereign's peace
F C Dm Em
One mother's pride is another mother's sorrow
F G Am
Their tears both soak the land that they love
Am
G
[Verse]
Am Em
Two lives, two swords
F Dm Em E
Given in to shadowed whispers, wicked words
C Em
Pray, tell me who doth laud at dawn
Am Em
A rival's cry for the oaths that spur her onward
F G Em Am
Your time is come, a choice bestowed
F G A
Tonight for unsung sins atone
F G Am
This night you need not walk alone
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