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Heart of the City
08:16
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Grey faces
Coalesce before me
The wind’s sweet sombre song
Weaves its tune
Oh, between concrete trees
And the winding of streets
Lies our home
Street Lamps glow bright as they light
The way in the gloom
Falling leaves call my name
Gliding through the autumn days
Basking in the orange light
Saying all our last goodbyes
Smoke fills the air,
Staining the skyline
As it fades into the night
Yet the heart of the city will burn
Forever bright
Falling leaves call my name
Gliding through the autumn days
Basking in the orange light
Saying all our last goodbyes
Falling leaves call my name
Gliding through the autumn days
Basking in the orange light
Saying all our last goodbyes
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Circadian Patterns
07:51
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Drift away
Into an endless black sea
Spiralling well past reality
Ooh, the sky opens wide
Shadowing dark eternal night
Visions dance inside my mind
Embers burn, I yearn for gift of sight
Embers burn, I yearn for gift of sight
Oh yeah
I paint the lands of forever
Finally reaching lucidity
Drowning in the shade of my eyes
Breaking through walls of time
Visions dance inside my mind
Embers burn, I yearn for gift of sight
Embers burn, return to nevermore…
Take my hand, I’ll lead you anywhere
The gates of dawn rise from infinity
Paralysed, stuck in this web of a dream
Spiralling through this vortex unseen
Visions dance inside my mind
Embers burn, I yearn for gift of sight
Through this daze, I embrace my demon ways
Demon ways
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Waking Dreams
08:16
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From the base of the seven mountains
With ice wind always howling
Frozen alone on the peaks capped with snow
Is the old man’s home
He says, at the end of a trail with no time
Buried in the forest is treasure sublime
Worth more than gold, the elder foretold
That this was his call
Venture on, wondering into the storm clouds
The days grow old, but find their youth before sundown
When sand meets snow, time will leave this vast wasteland
Waking dreams open the gates to the fjordlands
We face blizzards so blindingly white
Carry forth through the dwindling light
‘Til the clouds fade away and the stars take their place
In the night sky
Over valleys the raven takes flight
Ever encroaching black omens of time
Winter rises,
Sun and Moon unite!
Venture on, wondering into the storm clouds
The days grow old, but find their youth before sundown
When sand meets snow, time will leave this vast wasteland
Waking dreams open the gates to the fjordlands
Venture on, wondering into the storm clouds
The days grow old, but find their youth before sundown
When sand meets snow, time will leave this vast wasteland
Waking dreams open the gates to the fjordlands
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Aether
05:56
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Voyager
10:37
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Clouds roll in at the break of day
Ripples echo from the shore
Across a lake we travel far
Forsaking all I swore
Her shadow rises from below
Beckoning us to follow
Her touch casts a light on us
In my dreams lies a pathway overgrown
With vines that conceal all comfort and memory of home
Each breath I draw she keeps to herself
And the deeper I stare the more that I find in myself
For the stained glass windows of our hearts
Reflect back all we know
Until death pries away the ego from our souls
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Grill Sydney, Australia
Grill, are a Rock band from Syd who blend the raw power of Deep Purple with the provocative grooves of Funkadelic to create
a modern sound entirely their own. This contemporary band exhibits precision and sophistication, yet utilise melodies that permeate imagination and emotion.
Through hypnotic rhythms and lush harmonic texture, Grill absorbs the crowd into a zestful state of sonic exploration.
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