Damn straight.

Same here.. I think about him everyday and everytime I listen to those songs.

How after ten years does this comment only have 4 likes? Music is a collaboration not a competition. Every aspect should be represented respected and redone as many times aa possible within the realm of respectful tribute/original take or rendition on a classic.

I'm sorry, but that must be the most far fetched drivel I've read in a long long while...

@@hjge1012 Where on earth is any of that far-fetched? Roy is Christian. He became one right around the time he left Kamelot. Going back, you'll notice that a LOT of his lyrics, even as far back as his original work with Conception (and especially the new stuff), point toward a search for God. This is the most open song wherein he comes out and all but says it. Just because he doesn't outright say the Name of God, that doesn't mean that's not whom he is talking to in this song.

@@jakobfel2 True, the respect I had on him increased as well. Many songs he sung is about his relationship with God, sin, afterlife. In 2003 Roy was strong in his faith. From 2005 -2010 he had troubled times. Lost and damned (2003)- "Love means nothing to me If there is a higher place to be" "Helena don't you cry" "Nothing can take my faith away In my quest for the sun" Farewell (2003)- "No one holds the only truth in his hands So who am I To defy even God in quest for a reason There's no time to waste I'm afraid I must take your farewell Carried by destiny Bound to obey" Soul Society (2005)- "How can we believe in heaven Human reason counters all Ideas of a soul society" Abandoned (2006) "Why, oh why my God Have you abandoned me" Eden echo(2007) seem like a song sung about the fall and how he misses the Eden garden and wants to go back. "First you said that you would never leave me Merry were my days Then you told me life is never easy And left without a trace" "You will never know how much I miss you Or open to my fear Find a maze I make my way through And enter if you dare How come I want you Like the soil yearns for the rain" The Great Pandamonium (2010) "On a silent shore I confronted fear I spoke to God but he wasn't there" In Roy Khan’s departure statement, approximately 7 months after leaving the band in the April of 2011, he said, “The good news is, God was there after all.”

@@Brianrobertj Yeah, it's amazing because Roy said he never really sang about his faith but I wonder if he even realizes what he was writing back then: perhaps it was so intertwined with who he is as a person that he didn't realize he was actually writing about faith?

I always thought the song was about a significant other. I guess I just "Preferred" it that way. Although I can see both ways now.

lol, me 2 =D

Hombre en conception era otra cosa más bien los dioses en su plenitud y presencia xq la música que consiguieron es más q divina pero bueno otras bandas tb consiguieron éso como dream theater x ejemplo...

I love this album!!!