There are still so many rivers to cross

The vivid vocal performance is complemented by epic invocations of keyboard solos of instrumental bridges in the sound of the One Word song. The Last Wave vocal part comes to the forefront of the musical image, continuing the sound of the The Ferrymen - One More River to Cross album with inspired artistry.
The vocal part comes to the forefront of the sound of the Shut It Out song, weaving in a whirlwind of musical melody with the guitar solo, continuing a similar style in the sound of the City of Hate composition, supplementing it with more insistent and assertive drive of the verses.
The symphonic introduction of the One More River to Cross album's title track captivates with its melodic grandeur and draws one to follow its leitmotif. The vocals immediately signify the sensuality of the sound of the Morning Star romantic ballad, combined with the soft and gentle guitar solo.
Combining echoes of epic motifs with restrained melodic mid-tempo drive, the Hunt Me to the End of the World bard's tale weaves an invisible thread of unity of ages and musical genres. The Bringers of the Dark song captivates with the romanticism of the musical sound with artistic echoes of keyboard passages with notes of symphonic accents and the thrilling narration of the vocal part.
The sound of The Other Side composition is progressive and artistic, combining symphonic elements of musical accompaniment with vocal significance. The Last Ship song brings symphonic keyboard variations and enchanting guitar solo to the forefront of the musical image, foreshadowing the continuation of this style in The Passenger final composition of the album.