Courage to Prevail (Piano Duet)

This song is probably the most epic sounding thing I've made in my opinion. I feel in love with the bassline and chord progression of this one. I have a sort of story to it too;

A soldier is called into battle. He is determined to do his part and win this war, get back to his family. There is no room for failure, and the stakes couldn't be higher than lives on the line.

The first shots by the enemies are fired, and you can almost feel the soldiers heart beating as he starts to enter the fight. Rushes of emotion and memories flood him as he comes slowly closer to the enemy forces.

As the hero looks around, he sees the faces of soldiers he's bonded with over the time of his journey. He knows some of them will not be coming back, and he tries to imprint their memory in his mind. "Not coming back, but never going to surrender".

That was 20 years ago, now, the hero stands in the same spot he watched his brothers in arms die. Remembering the importance of what was lost that day. At peace would never describe how it felt, there is no peace on a battlefield. That day, the soldier remembered what it was like to be courageous.

Thank you to:
@yellowgamergirl
@andymillikan
@red_productions
@mr_trombonist
@tag
@sawyer_tucker
@loljapanyalljohn
@joshua_holmberg
@crippledcrewfella