Lived Long Enough for Silksong

how life feels knowing i lived long enough for silksong: THE END IS NEAR

A man walks through a chaotic city while bizarre street scenes unfold around him: a guitarist performs from an open guitar case, people gather in the streets, and end-times signs appear. As The Chords’ upbeat doo-wop song “Sh-Boom” plays, the protagonist eventually walks into a radiant dancing crowd, treating the long-awaited release of Silksong as an absurdly momentous life achievement. The joke is used as a reaction to enduring an impossibly long wait for a game, event, or promised release. EN: A man walks through a chaotic city while bizarre street scenes unfold around him: a guitarist performs from an open guitar case, people gather in the streets, and end-times signs appear. As The Chords’ upbeat doo-wop song “Sh-Boom” plays, the protagonist eventually walks into a radiant dancing crowd, treating the long-awaited release of Silksong as an absurdly momentous life achievement. The joke is used as a reaction to enduring an impossibly long wait for a game, event, or promised release.

Life could be a dream, life could be a dream Do do do do do, shaboom! Life could be a dream, shaboom! If I could take you up in paradise up above If you would tell me I'm the only one that you love Life could be a dream, sweetheart hello hello again Shaboom and open my mirigan boom Then I'll need a nong, a lang a lang a lang Oh, oh, oh, bip, a bê bê ro bê dib

♪ The Chords — Sh-Boom