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Beyond the Wall
12:02
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Take a walk into the forest of your mind,
Take a walk into the forest of your mind,
And in that forest,
What lies there waiting, whatever will you find,
A new play unfolds,
The stage is set but your can make your own scene,
Though haunted by the past.
Where you are going is never where you’ve been.
Lost inside the forest of your mind,
You hear a calling but the path you cannot find,
Then through the branches when the light begins to dance,
You harmonize the song that takes you from your trance.
Flying through the wall of sound, To see what you can see,
Flying through the wall of sound, Can you feel what is real?
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Buridan's Lament
10:47
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Claiming to know what they don’t really know,
Empty and stark while making the dark seem so bright,
Making you fell what you don’t need to feel,
Confusing your mind when you’re trying to find where there’s light.
Some paths are wrong, while others have gone,
Not any will do, but many are true and in sight,
But seeking a way as if there’s one way,
Leaves you blown all around, losing the ground and the light.
Let’s find a way.
Let’s find a way.
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Shadow in Light
10:12
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(Instrumental)
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In search of the lost key,
In search of the lost key.
What is it we’re all searching for?
What is it we’re all searching for?
Minds numbed by a cozy life,
A world of plenty and a world of strife,
Those on show and those we cannot see,
Open our hearts now to set us all free.
What is it we’re all searching for?
What is it we’re all searching for?
Where’s the key, and where’s the door?
It’s not the answer buying more and more,
It won’t be broadcast on our widescreen TV,
Open our minds and be truly free.
In search of the lost key, in search of the lost key,
In search of the lost key, in search of the lost key.
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The Emerald Dawn St. Ives, UK
Band Members
Tree Stewart: keyboards, piano, flute, acoustic guitar, and
vocals;
Ally Carter: electric and acoustic guitars, tenor and soprano saxophones, keyboards, and vocals;
David Greenaway: fretless and fretted bass guitars; and
Tom Jackson: drums.
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