The track comes from Cyberpunk 2077, the 2020 role playing game set in Night City, where Saburo Arasaka, the aged founder of the Arasaka Corporation, is murdered early in the main story. Its id3 title, You Shall Never Have to Forgive Me Again, points to the broken bond between Saburo and his son Yorinobu. Shared online as a standalone clip, the piece became a shorthand for corporate downfall and family betrayal, reused by editors who need instant solemn weight without using dialogue from the scene itself.
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A somber Cyberpunk 2077 track that plays during Saburo Arasaka's death scene, used in edits for tragic villain falls and dramatic story moments.
This is the mournful orchestral piece heard when Saburo Arasaka dies in Cyberpunk 2077, built around slow strings, low piano and a distant choir. It does not jump or hit hard, it sinks, letting the weight of a powerful man falling in silence settle over the scene. The melody feels formal and cold, like a funeral for an empire rather than a person, and that contrast makes it powerful in edits. Viewers instantly feel loss, betrayal and finality, even without dialogue, because the music carries the grief his family never openly shows.