Valerio's Song

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Valerio's Song (#807)
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Release date 7 November 2011 (Update)
Members-only? Yes
Location Abbey of St. Elspeth Citharede
Quest One Piercing Note
Unlock hint This track is unlocked during the One Piercing Note quest.
Instruments Unknown edit
Track duration 01:39
Composer Ian Taylor
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Valerio's Song is a music track that is unlocked at the Abbey of St. Elspeth Citharede during the One Piercing Note quest.

Instruments

The song is sort of a ballad consisting of a plain melody sung by a male vocalist accompanied by a violin, mandolin, and drums. You can get the lyrics to the song in the camp outside the abbey.

Upon entering spoken dialogue the track will reduce in volume slightly and the lyrics will stop playing.

The song was written about Anna, and the last verse suggests that it was either written after Valerio heard about her death, or that he added that verse at that time.

Lyrics

I can see her dancing barefoot, there are flowers in her hair
I remember like I saw it yesterday
To the sound of flutes and drums she took my hand and danced with me
And kept dancing once the music went away

Oh she's dancing in the stillness to the beat of unseen drums
And she's dancing in the city and the crowd
And she's dancing on the mountain, and there's snowflakes in her hair
And her beauty makes me want to shout aloud

Now she's talking to a preacher, he says dancing is a sin
And now I'm looking at her feet, and they don't move
And now we're standing at the abbey, and we're saying our goodbyes
But I know she'll be the one I always love

Now she's dancing in the sunset, I can see her in the clouds
I can see her in the sky as darkness falls
And once night's come to both of us, I hope we'll meet again
And I'll take her hand and dance with her once more

Trivia

  • This track, along with the other songs released with One Piercing Note, is among the first music tracks in the game to make use entirely of real instruments rather than MIDIs.
  • It is the one of the first songs in RuneScape to have clear lyrics, along with other tracks of One Piercing Note.