I just want to experience that feeling again. Just one more time...

I'm Amelia, the singer for City of Tears. Hollow Knight came out 7 years ago, so I'm feeling a bit nostalgic myself, and I can't say how much it means to read all your comments. Whenever I feel like I'm not on the right path and things get hard, I read through these comments and smile that I've had the privilege of sharing my voice with you.

I don’t understand how only 4 people including the composer can make a masterpiece at this quality but million dollar companies with hundreds of employees struggle to make decent games. Kinda incredible how this game was made tbh

My only regret with this game is that I'll never be able to experience it fresh ever again. I'll never again have that moment where I first step into the City of Tears and hear the drops of the blue lake with the haunting melody and just be in a state of wonder. Coming here really showed that Hallownest was more than just some tunnels that some bugs built. It was a kingdom.

I think sitting next to Quirrel on the first City's bench is one of the best (if not the best) moments i've experienced in a videogame, 16 years of playing them.

City of Feels

My favorite thing about this song is that you're able to find where the vocals are coming from.

Ok, everyone is making really cute and heartwarming comments... but I just want to point out that the way the knight is positioned makes it look like he's holding his hand out as the rain falls. Dear god my heart.

For people saying "I'm sad I'll never be able to experience this for the first time again" don't you worry about that, as the years go by the feeling based on nostalgia that you'll get from playing this again will be incredible, a unique feeling that you can't get from playing something for the first time...

This won't be complete without the rain

What makes this piece especially impactful is when you emerge into the city streets for the first time and the viola melody transitions into the vocals and string accompaniment... What a masterpiece of a game

There it stands, abandoned, in the heart of the fallen kingdom. The plaque reads "Through its sacrifice Hallownest lasts eternal."

And this game was only 15 dollars. 15 DOLLARS WHAT THE FRICK

Marissa may be at rest after the dream nailing, but soon you'll realize shes the heart of the City of Tears' Music. She will always be singing whenever you enter the city.

People say Quirrel’s death is sad, but I think he got the happiest ending of all the characters. He got to experience the wonders of Hallownest for the first time twice, something everyone in this comment section wants. Not to mention he’s content when you talk to him. He’s not sad or scared, he’s blissful. He got to see the beauty of the city twice for the first time, the Blue Lake twice for the first time, the horrors of Deepnest and the great vantage of the Crystals Peaks. He got another adventure. He’s forgotten the first time, just like the Knight, and just like the Knight got to see it all again with fresh eyes. I think that’s beautiful. “All tragedy erased... I see only wonders...”

This music is very conflicting. On one hand, it's really beautiful: it tells a story of what Hallownest once was. On the other, it's really sad and melancholic: it tells about the kingdom's tragid fall. And finally, it's somehow very grotesque: not in itself, but when I hear this in the background while I'm nailing my way through lots and hordes of noblebugs, it just reminds me of how all the riches in the world can't save you. Even with all the wealth in the world, you're still just as liable to die to a sword or a plague as anyone else. Am I doing them a service as I relieve them of this world and let their souls depart for the next, or am I a monster as I slaughter frightful creatures en masse? Thankyou, Team Cherry, truly.

A game full of bugs that everyone likes.

I'm so glad that everyone shares the same sentiment as me with this place. I guess I'll dump my experience here. I got the game on the 22nd of December, 2019. Very late, I know. Before then, I knew nothing about the game other than what the main character looked like. No screenshots, no lore, nothing. Hell, I didn't even see the trailer for it. I just got it because someone else said it was good. I really just played it nonstop after doing so. I did all the optional stuff I could find and moved on as quickly as possible. I never really stopped in many places other than taking breaks. This place changed that. I'll remember it all too well. Putting that crest in the statue and advancing further and further. When the music kicked in, I noticed it more than any of the other tracks. However, I carried on as normal. It was when I got to the bench with Quirrel that I slowed down. I thought about where I was. I payed attention to the track playing and stopped. Sitting on the bench, I took it in. I was sitting there for 40 minutes. That isn't a hyperbole. All that time of playing the game without slowing down, without thinking very much about it all... This was the place that changed that mindset. 40 minutes of peacefulness. 40 minutes of absolute surrealism. The pinned comment sums it up perfectly. I just want to experience that feeling again. That feeling I've only experienced twice ever, including then. Just one more time. Thank you, Team Cherry. Here's toward the future. P.S. Thank you as well, endangered, for being a huge contributor to the wiki. It helped a lot when I wanted to learn some stuff I just... missed in my playthough.

I'm playing Hollow Knight right now. Oh my god. I came in here all scared with new enemies I was like wo a h. I dropped down and this music started playing and I was tearing up. I felt emotions. I don't even know the story yet! Then the music got louder and I was talking to myself and I felt excited and melancholic. I felt so happy but so sad. It's incredible that the environment and the music create so many emotions in me. Even see in the monument to the Hollow Knight made me sad when I read it, even if I didn't know what happened. Hornet's dialogue made me wonder, it all came together with the music and gave me that same feeling. I have no idea what's going on, but I have so many emotions.

I have played a ton of video games, but this is the only game i've ever REALLY wanted to experience for the first time again.

What a privilege to have been part of this game. This music and the context of it in the story deeply touch my heart every time I hear it.

The perfect theme to listen while it’s raining outside.

It was honestly while listening to this that I finally pieced together what I could describe as a "point" of hollow knight. Keeping in mind a few things, first, while I love this game to bits, it suffers from a severe case of "ambigioutis" as Joseph Anderson calls it, which has been in vogue since Dark souls. This means putting together an artistic thrust of the game will be slippery. Second, I have yet to play through the Go dlc, so yeah. Finally, I don't remember it all, so I might not mention everything. Hollow knight is in a genre of games about what comes after the end. I wouldn't exactly call them "post-apocalypse" as that invokes to many things that don't quite match these games asthetics. Perhaps "post collapse"? who knows. Games, and it is basically only games that explore this space, about characters scuttling around the long dead ruins of a world they have never known. Never really known. Almost always born of those worlds, but never having inhabited them when they truly were themselves. Hollow Knight focuses on those characters. Those small people left behind in the wake of the collapse. What happens next? What are we, as people, to do after all is said and done? After the collapse? After the great civilizations, the ones that we right now live in, come apart, and the world, as we know it, has come to an end. What happens, when in the generic fantasy plots in which the plucky adventurers have to save the world.... fail? Hollow knight is an exploration of that. Of how our great and mighty civilization can and probably will come to an end, and what is left? There is damage, to be sure. There are things to be cleaned up in the wake of it. But ultimatly... life goes on. This is explored in the mantis village. A "savage" tribe, who the colonial powers of Hallow Nest would consider their inferiors like the Europeans did for africa, but who nonetheless outlived their supposedly superior rivals. It is in Quirrel, who has seen both, and yet neither. Who has lived two lifetimes, and remembered so little. Who felt wonder at finally finding where all that damn rain comes from in the city of tears. He is a bug satisfied with where he's been, what he has done, and that which he has gotten to wonder at. It is of the nail masters, the last of their kind, passing on their teachings to but one more student. And finally, it is of the kings children. The vessels and hornet, having to fix the mess of that which already brought about the collapse, and finally finish it off so it cannot wreak more havoc on the world. To purify it so that those coming after have, at the very least, a fresh start. It is a story about what happens after the end.

A friend recommended me this game and I downloaded it to pass the time while we're all quarantined due to coronavirus. He told me it was very good, but I didn't expect it to awaken so many Feels. When I got down to the city for the very first time and heard the rain and the music I sat besides Quirrel and stood there for like five minutes, just taking all the amazement in.

The level of immersion of this game is mesmerizing.

Christopher Larkin, you're a goddamn genius.

i always feel sad wondering what Hallownest was like in its prime days before the infection

I knew there was a city long before I first stepped inside, but nothing could have prepared me for that moment when I actually experienced it myself. Truly breathtaking.

You know, I wish I could’ve experienced the wonders of Hallownest, by myself. As I played throughout Hollow Knight, I experienced the game with my two very best friends. Together we played, always. All having our ups and downs, my friends dying to Hornet countless times while the Mantis Lords beat me relentlessly. Exploring every inch there is awaiting for me to find, just to get jumped by a Dirt Carver or Primal Aspid and rage as I die. My friends voices drowned out what I should’ve been thinking, what I should’ve been to listening to the entire time. When I first stumbled upon the City of Tears, I thought nothing much of it other than, “wow, neat.” It took me quite a long time before I began to really appreciate and wonder about this vast place, this vast game. I’ve always wondered, and shall always wonder, how this place looked. How the entire kingdom of Hallownest looked like, when it was not in ruin. I imagine the many bugs, coming and going on the Stagway Stations, marching through the Pilgrims Way just to find this place. Imagine for a second, how alive this place used to be. And now look at it. Dead, forgotten, locked away from everyone. Depressing, is it not? But for some reason, I enjoy it. Despite my hatred for this game sometimes, raging at platforms or being plain terrible with combat mechanics. Suffering through the damned White Palace just for the true ending, so I can end the suffering of so many who reside in this place, despite them all just being lines of code in the end. I shall never forget this game. I shall never forget this place. I shall never forget these friends I’ve made, both existent and not. I shall never forget these memories. Thank you, Team Cherry.

Can we analyze the rain drops and determine how big Hollow Knight is?

One of the best games. Period.

I dreamnailed her on purpose. As a thank you for the melody, I gave her the eternal rest her lingering soul yearned to keep. Her singing was a solemn cry for help. To be loved or to be at peace. I couldn't keep her waiting after bearing witness to that beautiful harmonic cry. For those few seconds, I realised...I wasn't inside the city. It was outside me. My body, an empty husk yet to be filled, had suddenly acknowledged its own emptiness. But as it learnt of Empty, it learnt of Full. Full was curious of Empty, wanting to enter the depths of its thoughts and dreams, unapologetic and violent with its efforts, while Empty hadn't known curiosity nor concern. Like the Tear that touches the horns of the appointed vessel that eternally stands at centre, the City has touched the mind of the empty husk, with its essence running down from the brim of the mass, leaving a translucent trail in its decent that dissipates into nothing the eye can see. A Tear of the City has passed through me, a Tear of the lingering voice that cries. And with its Tear, I raise my nail. 'Farewell.' The utterance of concern, to bid another in their journeys. The act of saying goodbye. As the Tear connects to the ground, I connect her to her dreams. The echoes now invaded by impenetrable silence, the "emptiness" returned. But the sound is only too dim.

This piece is already beautiful, but I feel it is much better paired with the sound of rain. Thank you for uploading this!

This is probably the most emotion I felt in a video game. It made me almost tear up by it's shear beauty which is a very impressive feat for a video game. Congrats Team Cherry

My first blind appearance in city of tears was from deepnest. I fell down from fungal wastes and couldn't find a way out. After few hours of several phobias kicking in and pushing through the gross deepnest, i killed the boss and got the tram pass. I got to the ancient basin and somehow got up to the city. Hearing this song and rain i felt relived. I overcame my fears of these nasty bugs and spiders and got to the famous city of tears. My dumass thought you couldn't get in from the fungal wastes so i got to the city really late. I got through crystal cave, ancient basin and deepnest with unupgraded nail. I think i'm in the minority of the players, because i dont think many people got through the majority of the game before the city :d. Still, this piece of art is too good. I love this song

Not gonna lie, the first area’s level of depression almost made me quit playing the game. But after already playing Dark Souls, I had the level of experience I needed to continue. Sticking all the way through and finding this place is what makes Hollow Knight my #1 favorite game. Still have two more Dreamers and the DLCs to beat. Wish me luck!

1:24 i find this part so magical for some reason

This is the first time i've ever just layed down and listened to this, you know what? Let's sit on a bench and do a checkpoint. Checkpoint, 25/9/22: Im currently at 2nd year of highschool right now, it has its ups and downs, like my grades going down but I've been able to fully express myself with my classmates without judgement. It may not be a good trade off to some people, but for me being able to finally wear a skirt, or a dress without anyone hating you is just, it feels wonderful. Hopefully i see this again in 3 years where im finally in senior high, I'll hopefully be in the art school that i want to go to, and be fully out without my parents being there to hate me for it. Clarrise, I hope you're reading this, I hope you're alright.

Never forget the moment when I first reached City of Tears. I was already in love with the color of the city right away and I thought the name of it sounded so poetic, then the music kicked in and I was just dead staring at the screen without doing anything else. That was pure beauty :'(

My 4 year old son says "Grandmaaaa" when those bug guys come.

i just notice it is Marissa song! Amazing and peacefull song. Thanks for upload!

I enjoy this music because the city itself is a vast contrast to the rest of hollownest, yet it shares many similarities. We see structures of what once was, of what could have been and what didn't happen. We see the rise and fall of hollownest as we journey through it. The city of tears is beautiful because it shows us how great, how majestic, how awe-inspiring the heart of hollownest is. But like the rest of the fallen kingdom, it follows the same fate, with the noblebugs desperately clinging to their wealth, not believing that the pale king could fall. It greatly contrasts a lot of hollownest, the tunnels and the creatures. The fungal wastes and greenpath are far too priminal and kingdoms edge is too dangerous. So they built a city where the sky cries and mourns the loss of the hollow knight. Yet, it is similar as it slowly fades out of existance like Dirtmouth and the crossroads, succumbing to waste and ruin. This haunting song emphasis this. The piano plays a simple tune that soothes our mind and relaxes us, enticing us to enjoy what the city has to offer. The vocals warm us as it comforts and relaxes us as it describes what the City had to offer. Yet, these very same vocals and piano also tell the story of what is to come. Slow and sad ruin, not a glamours battle nor an earth-shattering event. Plague and time ended hollownest as their defenders and their king fell, and the rest of hollownest are following suit, yet the city is the final reminder of what was.

i dont have the capacity for this amount of emotions :(

oh man I LOVE your HK ambience playlist.

instantly felt the humidity in the room change from 20% to 100%. 10/10 would rain again.

I'm sad because I want to forget all my memries about this game. But I can't. Only for feel a new experience again, the exploration, the new cities, the new enemies, everything about this wonderful game... 😣😢

If only I could enter the City of Tears for the first time again. It truly took my breath away on the first playthrough. Hollow Knight is on a VERY short list of games that truly changed my life and shaped who I am today, made me a better man.

The first time entering the city of tears is amazing

1:16 That sounds soooooo smooth Same with 1:40 What I love about this soundtrack is that everytime an instrument leaves,another one replaces it,so the soundtrack never feels empty

When you hear this song for the first time when you walk into the city of tears, it almost brings you..... To tears

not only the music but the rain helps me sleep

It is a real fortune to have been born at the right time to play Hollow Knight this masterpiece with this beautiful music city of tears, many will say that the theme is depressing because of the story but for me it is a sign of hope, the hope of a memory for to return to what once was, the hope that at some point everything will be fine and we will be able to obtain that sweet gift that is Peace I am very grateful to TeamCherry for creating this wonderful game that helped me in my fight against depression.💙

This stands among the most gorgeous pieces in VGM

Just because you made this, I'm subscribing. Thank you

Replay it again in 8-10 years. It won't just be a nostalgia trip, it'll be like visiting your past self.

Thank you for uploading this, it really helped me cope with the death of my grandpa who was 97 and a WWII veteran. Of the time of typing this, he died just under an hour and a half ago, but this upload has helped. Thank you...

This song with this ambience made me cry for the first time in 5 years. After a far too long period of holding in my stress and deepest feelings, I couldn't have asked for a more beautiful song to have done it. Thank you uploader, and thank you Christopher Larkin.

Feels like coming home.

Really calming. Not sure why.

*Through its Sacrifice,* *Hollownest lasts eternal.* The pride i felt in my heart when the music hits and seeing the statue of the Hollow Knight warms my soul.

*Hitchhiker's guide to Hallownest, Page 7* The capital of Hallownest, the City of Tears stands within a massive cavern, the largest in Hallownest, with stone towers stretching up towards the ceiling. A constant downpour of water leaking in from an underground lake above the city gives the whole place a forlorn feeling. The corpses of the inhabitants still walk around their capital, and the guards seemingly remember their training, and are quite dangerous. However, the average citizen is of little threat, and will most likely flee from you on sight rather than engage. In one tower is the soul sanctum, a large laboratory build to study the nature of soul and the arcane. Now however, it seems the scholar's went mad on their quest to obtain a "pure focus" and fell to the infection just like everyone else. In another can be found the watcher's spire, home of Lurien and highest tower of the city. Lurien was apparently given the task of watching the city from above for threats and recording any odd activity in his journals, which were relayed to the authorities. However, when the infection broke out Lurien took his place among the three dreamers and faded into eternal slumber, his last words still etched on a tablet in his study. His sleeping form is mostly unguarded, the knights who were tasked with defending him having fallen themselves. In a third can be found the King's Station, largest of the stag stations and twin to the Queen's Station in the Fungal Wastes. Splitting the cavern is a massive wall that seals the city away from the rest of the cavern, and inside the wall is the Tower of Love, a storage facility built to house all manner of creatures from around the kingdom. It was run over by a strange, kindly being with a mysterious past, and their upbeat and carefree wife. Now however, the wife is gone and the Collector wanders the Tower laughing to themselves and carelessly stuffing poor creatures into jars, neglecting to nourish them until they either starve or die from thirst. I would have investigated further, but I feared being trapped in a glass container for the rest of my life, so I left before they noticed me.

It feels like yesterday I stumbled into City of Tears after running away from Mantis Village because I still sucked at combat at the time, and I remember upon hearing the City of Tears theme and fighting my first Husk Sentry I felt a burst of combative confidence flow through me, and for the rest of my Hollow Knight career I knew that everything, every fight was possible, I don’t know how to explain it but my first few hours of Hollow Knight I felt my best attempt of surviving was to run away before I entered City of Tears, but City of Tears made me want to push forward and it opened my eyes to the huge world and everything around me. I just want to relive that moment of feeling mighty in a world of small bugs again.

That wondrous, exciting feeling when you first enters the City of Tears is just indescribable. And then I stumbled upon Marissa singing her song to the sheer emptiness of the City, in hope of someone who will come sit, and listen to her singing her song.

I remember it very clearly ,it was near half past seven, and I was playing Hollow Knight on my TV. The day before, I had read about a place called "the city of tears", but I didn't know where exactly it was located in-game. I remember rushing through the platforming section on the Fungal Wastes, because I thought the Coliseum of Fools was there (The image in the map kinda looked like a coliseum to me) . But when I reached the statue of Hegemol and the door closed shut behing me, I knew this was no coliseum. I continued through the passageway, until I reched the bench where Quirrel was. The music. The visuals. The atmosphere. I stayed in that bench for 10 minutes, listening and watching the rain fall, and the only thing I could master to say: Woah...

"Even if only you, it's a wonderful thing to have an audience again.."

when i finally reached the city of tears, this music made me feel like i had completed something big, like my journey was just starting here, i had just completed the tutorial. but it had felt like i had beaten the whole game, and this was heaven. it was pretty cool.

The City of Tears is my favorite place in a video game. It’s been several years since I first played Hollow Knight during the summer following my freshman year of high school, and I keep coming back to this video to help me sleep. That’s not a slight on Larkin at all, It’s because I am in love with rain; It soothes me. When I was younger the rain themes from Animal Crossing, Pikmin 3, and Terraria were always in my head, so when I got to The City of Tears, the quiet and towering blue capital with never-ending rain, it felt a little like home. I’m in college now, and the delicate, comfortingly sorrowful instrumentation of The City of Tears continues to enchant me.

I adore this game. This song and this city will always have a place in my heart. Quietly contemplating the eternal kingdom with this in the background is something I'll never forget.

This was the moment I knew, I knew this game was truly something else. The first time walking into the city, hearing the rain and the distant vocals- it was absolutely breathtaking. I will never be able to experience the sheer amazement of unlocking that door and seeing this place, all of the emotion hitting me at once. I just want to feel it again.

The soundtrack for this game is something you don't appreciate straight away, but after a long time of wandering around an area it washes over you.

I hope silksong has a moment similar to first entering the city of tears. I notice a lot of comments about experiencing that moment again, which makes me hopeful for silksong. I’m sure they’ll have something on the same level of awe and inspiration.

it's midnight and raining outside. tired after work, i tried to relax. then i suddenly remembered this song. i'm feeling blessed

The rain makes it that much more emotional

If London was made by bugs

This by far is not only the best area of all metroidvanias but of all time. This was my favorite part about this game. And I am happy I got to experience in the first place. By far the best game I've ever played. I hope Silksong lives up to these big expectations, although I don't doubt it.

Remember that first time you stepped out of the elevator, and felt the cold droplets of rain dampen your face, as a harp played somewhere off in the distance? It was all new, and yet, had a unique sence of nestolgia and wonder. Silk Song will come out eventually. When it does, make the most out of it. We all know how great of a game Hollow Knight was; *IS* , and I think we all know how great Silk Song will be

Hollow Knight for Smash.

Damn. I can’t find good enough words to describe the feelings that this fills me with. I love it.

I like how the music vocal changes and get louder with where you are in the city

I run a travel company and have been to over 100+ countries. During COVID this all came to a sudden stop. I played hallow knight during this odd moment in my life where I couldn't move. Now that I'm back on the road, I listen to this track it brings me back to that moment. Sad, yet so impactful and beautiful.

I just love hearing the sound of rain falling. Wether it be in real life, or games. But the musical accompaniment with the rain falling, makes me feel as though, everything will be OK. No matter how wrong they get, it will be OK in the end.

I love City of Tears, I will always remember the first time I walked into these buildings with drops falling in the streets . This ambiance still haunt me . Thanks, The Embraced One

For me, personally, the moment when you enter the City of Tears, the rain starts falling and the music starts playing can only be compared to the one in Symphony of the Night when you enter the Anti-Chapel and Lost Painting starts playing or when you enter the Royal Chapel and Requiem for the Gods starts playing.

I never truly got to experience the city of tears bc I used a tutorial since I was scared of this new place. But then a couple minutes in, I decide “screw the tutorial” and I travelled away from the point of interest I was looking for. I wasn’t paying attention to what I was doing, and suddenly I saw Hornet, a great statue before me, and a cutscene began to unfold. I barely got a moment to watch since I wasn’t paying enough attention, but I still remember that moment of wonder, of discovery. I also remember my second Quirrel encounter in the city of tears. I had been traveling quite a bit up the Watchers Tower, and was running low on health. I hadnt seen Quirrel in quite some time, and was a little sad and really wanted to see him. And suddenly, there he was, looking over he city. I sat with him for a bit, looking at the view. It was nice. A moment of peace before I immediately got my ass kicked by the Watcher Knights. I came back a while later, after I left Quirrel at the Blue Lake. It didn’t feel the same. It was far more melancholic without my friend. I miss him.

To play this song perfectly 1. Prepare the orchestra 2. Wait for rain...

I don't know why, but the Knight is so adorable for me when he looks up like in this video... Empty Vessel but in this moments it looks like he has feelings... He's interested, he's curious about what he sees!

I dont want to feel like all the people in comment section, but I know I will. I feel this way about the Witcher 3... Looking back at the first time experiencing it all and knowing youll never have that sensation again. Im currently sitting on the bench with Quirrel and have been for a good 20 minutes now. This game is so beautiful and Im just now exploring it

This is where you fall in love with the game.

Y'know, it's only just now that I realized that the vocals you can hear while in the City of Tears comes from Marissa, even when she's long gone and exists as a ghost...

yeah i cried the first time i heard it and guess what happens every time i've listened since

Man, this is really good. And this is coming from someone who hasn't even played this game. I stumbled upon this when I was listening to random chiptunes by branflakes.

So nice song I love it probably the best part of this game

God im so happy i went in blind on my first playthrough

Imagine just being a normal citizen of hallownest at the apogee of the kingdom... just imagine...

Uno de mis juegos favoritos definitivamente, estuve como 10 minutos sentado con quirrel mientras escuchaba esa musica y la lluvia, es increible como 4 personas hayan creado un juego de tal calidad, soy chileno y team cherry debe sentirse orgulloso de que su juego haya llegado a personas de paises a la otra punta del mundo

Bro this song perfectly in bodies a feeling I can't really describe. It creates this picture and feeling of a beauty in all things. even though this city met it's end and there was suffering to be had there is a beauty in it. Nature is unbiased but in the cruel unforgivness it brings there is beauty. The suffering of a great city creates this beautiful tomb to use. Yes it's a place of sadness but there is beauty in this sadness and all human emotion. The people are gone but new life emerges and creates itself a home to repeat the cycle again. I don't no why humans see beauty in something like this. Maybe it's a way of dealing with the futility and meaninglessness of our own lives or something else but damn it this song is so stupidly beautifully. It invokes beauty in contrast and I can't help but cry.

I wish I hadn’t spoiled Hollow Knight for myself pbefore I first played it. Also, when I left the lift, I fell off it, hit the spikes, respawned, and the ‘City of Tears’ pop up dissapeared immediately. Knowing I’ll play it now, I intend not to spoil one second of Silksong to myself. Thank you, Team Cherry, Thank you.

Uf cuantas emociones encontradas con esta musica. Recuerdo cuando llegas a la mitad de la ciudad, donde esta la fuente con la estatua del antiguo rey de Hollownest, te quedas mirandolo por segundos bajo la lluvia, que ambiente tan enigmatico pudieron crear los programadores, todos esos sentimientos te llegan al corazon, sentimientos extraños, que no se pueden explicar tan facil. La gran gloria de la ciudad de las lagrimas, ya no esta presente, ya no mas, solo quedan recuerdos.

Going down, into the city was really amazing.

I've never felt more peaceful