"mã H​é​shiva õn dahh Khata trh​â​ndlha vand ëfd datnen Aghen Ec​í​ë​s drh​ã​tdlhan savd" lyrics

this was so much hard work to make and it literally took forever. you don't even know how relieved I am to be done with this. this song is in Luclürh which is a million times more compilacted than hadlhaj which made it a much more tedious process, I'll explain.
every word in Luclürh is constructed from syllables (for example the word "Khrhëhhlhëha" is constructed from the three syllables "Khrhëhh", "lhë", and "ha") and these syllables are grouped together as syllable blocks that create the word. every possible syllable that can be pronounced in Luclürh is written with its own unique syllable, which means that there are literally thousands of different symbols used to write this language especially considering that isn't exactly phonetically simple. some syllables change with little markings so for example "lurh" and "lürh" are almost the same symbol just one of them has a marking. this simplifies things a little bit but all in all there are still thousands of unique symbols used in Luclürh and which is why if you study the lyrics threre are few repeated symbols. to write these lyrics I needed to use 264 unique sybols (before the accent markings). what I did was I created a digital archive of all of the symbols needed (I'm keeping a big archive of all of the Luclürh symbols but I only have this many so far [it will take years to truly create EVERY single one]). and then I had to manually group together images from this syllable nbank together to create all of the words you see here, and THEN I had to take all of THOSE wqords and drag them all onto one big image canvas. this whole process was really painstaking . I did this digitally because this allowed me more space and organization to create a proper archive of each syllable and to have a neater official syllable bank. I'm so glad to finally finish this that I'm celebrating with sushi (my faovirte). of course I made all of this for the physical versions of the album which you can get soon .

I could spend a really long time talking about this song and its meaning but I'm not going to do that because the truth about thius song is a grand enchanted secret about the oldest story of the grand continent. this is many, many, many many years before even Endlhëtonëg. everything from 0:00 to 9:47 was recorded in 2015. the clarinet solo originally lasted much longer but I cut it short in the end. the part from 3:44 - 4:54 was recorded in early 2014, 4:55 - 5:19 was sumer 2022 (when I actually started to work on this song ). probably august. back in 2015 the 3:44 - 4:54 part was something else but I took it out and repleced it with the 2014 idea because it's better. back in 2015 I knew I wanted to make a long song that felt like rain and green, and I had the idea of making this song but I just never actually did it past the first 8 minutes. back then I didn't imagine it being about what it is about now, even though in those times the grand continent did exist. I lef those first 9 minutes on the shelf for years and years always thinking I wanted to finish that song one day , and finally in summer 2022 I did it. I liked the idea ofd this song being like a concerto that goes through movements, definitely makes sense to make it this epic considering the lore behind the song. also this language "Luclürh" is the first language I ever created and I started it in 2013. the harpsicord part at 16:28 is something I wrote on the piano back in 2013 as well (autumn 2013) there's even a video of me back then trying to play it fast on the piano. 22:41 - 24:15 is something I came up with in june 2014 and there's even a video of me playing it on my personal facebok. 28:27 - 30:30 i ssomething i recorded in september 2014 and I think I added it to my unused music compilation (it was called "legend"). some aspects of the piano movemenbt at the end were also Ideas I've had since like 2013