You Shall Never Have To Forgive Me Again (Cyberpunk 2077 Soundtrack)



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All credit goes to Marcin Przybyłowicz, P. T. Adamczyk, Paul Leonard-Morgan, and all other composers and musicians involved in creating this wonderful soundtrack.

If you like the soundtrack, listen to it here:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1B2QrHbMox8vPXUY7rXAFp

Support the developers and buy this game here:
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1091500/Cyberpunk_2077/
GOG: https://www.gog.com/game/cyberpunk_2077

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41 thoughts on “You Shall Never Have To Forgive Me Again (Cyberpunk 2077 Soundtrack)”

  1. Just remaster the game. All the pieces are there. It’s like a saga in one game. It captures a lot of the atmosphere of the pen and paper game. Make it to where it can be Johnny/Morgan/Arasaka in your head. It would be amazing to be a katana build and after wiping out enemies a copy of the old man says some dope Japanese proverb while condescendingly insulting them at the same time. Cmon CDPR, you can do it.

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  2. I think I can get why he did it, Yorinobu, I mean. Yeah, he shouldn’t have killed his dad just like that—frankly, I was expecting Saburo to kill him—but imagine having to live in your dad’s shadow the way Yorinobu did. I mean, Arasaka basically ran NC. No doubt Yorinobu had to grow up listening to his father rant about the “Western barbarians” and had to endure great pressure to be as good as his dad, or even be better. He had to grow up with a dad for whom anything less than 100% was a sin just below treason (he mentioned he could forgive him for anything but treason), and even then, he just scoffed and said, “You’re a member of the Arasaka family; greatness is a given.” And then to be told, as an adult, that your mother would be ashamed of you? No wonder he snapped.

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  3. Yk shit is bad when Jackie Welles. Someone who took 3 slugs to the chest and survived. Would’ve rather get shot than get bitched by dum dum and talked back to dexter deshaun about a cut of pay, is fucking terrified of what is going down

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  4. I was terrified the first time i heard this song in Konpeki Plaza. The thing you just witnessed, the tension, the terrified look on Jackie's face and the realization of how much things are fucked up… everything was a masterpiece about that mission not to mention the game is truly a work of art and a masterpiece aswell.

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  5. This sounds like a scene of choosing to stay human or to under go cybernetic argumentation. to become immortal with knowing that there's no turning back and, possiblity of loosing self-conscious.

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  6. I think this was the moment I fell in love with the game, I’d watched a few lore videos so I knew the basics before the game came out, so I knew how huge it was for Saburo to die. But nothing prepared for how fucking awesome this music made the moment.

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  7. Y'know… Saboru Arasaka might be over a century and a half old, but the fact this is his theme/lemotif shows how dangerous he is.
    Cold, calculated and running on hatred.

    This, however, is his son Yorinobu's theme as well, because it encompasses how similar he is to his father, yet how different.
    He's not as wicked, nor is he the villain his father is.

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