The Theme From 'Barâ-t'; I had gotten it one night when I woke up at about 3 in the morning to this strange lute music coming from the wall at the head of my bed. I checked to see where it was coming from and found, much to my surprise, that it didn't come from the guy next door. I decided to explore further and went both downstairs and upstairs to find out where it came from. There was no music coming from any of the apartments around mine and yet, when I got back from my exploration, the strange lute music was still coming from the wall at the head of my bed. I was entranced.

I got out my father's nylon string guitar which had only four strings because the other two had broken. The guitar was tuned perfectly to an E-tuning and I imitated what I heard coming from the wall and practiced it into the morning hours until I had it copied on my father's guitar with only what was needed; the top four strings in an 'E' tuning. Later, I developed it from the initial few notes to what it, now, is on my twelve-string guitar.

It is the eeriest, most ancient-sounding, mystical song I have ever heard. I had gotten it when I was seriously studying Xerxes and trying to determine whether I had been him or not {It Is Coming To Me, Now, That I Was His Brother.}. I felt that the song had come from God.