From The New World

Reviews

Nahum H.

That time has come and gone. Sometimes I climb Escher stairs, never leading anywhere, but it's alright. 9.

Vincenzo De Nardo

I take this song to mean that life is a circle, "Round and round again, where the end begins, back where the beginning arrives, season cycle spins, and the winter wind, turns to summer's sigh. Although, not his best work, I did enjoy it and it was great to have him back after such a long gap.

David Keiser

J. " The song starts off ballad like here, but then picks up tempo towards the end with strings and guitar, which I really like: "Time and tide will carry me, from The Last Goodbye.

" Genius. This song doesn't sound like Parsons at all. None. 10.

11. Don't Fade Now - A slower song featuring both Parsons and P. Give 'Em My Love - Okay, umm.

! Parsons' legacy is intact, and it would be fitting for him to have his final album (if that is what this is) come out on the 40th anniversary of "Eye in the Sky," his biggest hit. One of my favorites off the album. " I like the melody of this song and the way Shaw sings it is superb, like when he starts off with, "I walk the line to find, to see ahead and I look behind and it's all right.

For those who don't know, the Uroboros (technically misspelled here without an O, perhaps on purpose? There are also some backing vocals here by Scott Hunt and Mikel that are reminiscent of backing vocals on previous Project songs, such as "To One in Paradise. Nothing really stands out to me about this song and it's not particularly Parson - esque, despite Parsons' presence on lead vocals.