Wandrers from Susurrant by Max Hopkins
Wandrers ― a person who travels aimlessly
aberrant | placid
Aptly named using the first word in the name of the piece by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Wandrers uses two different translations by John Waley to bring a new air to what is considered by some to be the most beautiful poem in the German language, Wandrers Natchlied ii.
Tracklist
| 5. | Wandrers | 2:30 |
Lyrics
Above all summits
It is calm
In all the treetops
You feel scarcely a breath
The birds in the forest are silent
Just wait
Soon, you will rest as well
Over all the hills
Peace comes anew
The woodland stills all through
The birds make no sound on the bough
Wait a while
Soon now
You will rest as well
Credits
License
All rights reserved.
Intricacy and intimacy realized in versatile arrangements featuring thoughtful nature-driven lyrics and an affinity for engaging listeners through passionate delivery.