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Proem (Entry:A)
00:24
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2. |
Stir Crazy
03:24
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Stir, bare, ache
Cuff, writhe and wake in the low
Rouse and wake my eyes
Dark and dreary white
Fluster in the deadened winds
Mourn the ash and fall again
And I see
Someone get me out of here
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Am I conscious
Am I awake
If I’m blinded by conscience
Will I see the day
When I am hopeful
When I reclaim
Then I’ll see where my heart lies
And find my name
Hide me here in the dark
And make my grave
Hide me under the reign
And I’ll fly away
Forethought in silence
Faith in design
Fly me up to the skylight
And over the line
Hide me here in the dark
And make my grave
Hide me under the reign
And I’ll fly away
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4. |
\the\m00r\
01:43
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5. |
Animate:Inanimate
04:46
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A fawn with a candor
That could light a war
Fear a blinding haven
For the weak
Strike and vilify our own
The past is taking us down
Lament you fallen fighters
The cold has come before
Languish your foothold
Loathe and wreak, loathe and wreak
Strike and vilify our own
The past is taking us down
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6. |
Entr'acte (Entry:B)
01:07
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7. |
1948 Dysania Minor
05:48
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Tired eyes, feeding fable
Horrid lies, under the table
Sly, my dysania
Trepid mind, seeking favour
Greedy whine, a selfish wavor
Sly, my dysania
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8. |
The Man from Bersarin
03:18
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9. |
Revel
04:50
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Calm the road you’re on
Rest here and ease your way
Settle in my arms
Lovingly and dream away
Revel in me my love
Lull in my wake
Lull in my wake
Call down your guard
Reveal your weight and lay your care
Harbour your own
Seek me and find me there
Revel in me my love
Lull in my wake
Lull in my wake
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I saw a gaping wound
Come forth readily in bloom
I felt a restful room
A seat of war, a firing flume
They called for a retaliation
Their cries will enter our great reside
They called for ruin in resolution
Their cries will enter our great reside
We fought up by the helm
Starved weak in a great gloaming realm
I heard them kings and queens
Delegate remiss while holding to their dying means
They called for a retaliation
Their cries will enter our great reside
They called for ruin in resolution
Their cries will enter our great reside
They’ll enter our great reside
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11. |
Respite (Entry:C)
00:38
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12. |
Arcane
04:42
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Soar, beyond the raze
Stellar mind, euphoric eyes
Cry, resent the way
Rebel fear, listless dear
In the arcane
Tear, malice in kind
Mystic ware, cynic heir
In the arcane
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13. |
The Orchids of Paphos
01:28
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Fever runs the veins to colour me in grey
Honour in the grave where pestilence relay
Here becomes the rest yet I fear the reef below
Far into the blue I’m swallowed with the flow
Am I coddled in the grave?
Wrecked in open air and yew a world away
Form the ebbing tide and sweep me in the way
Looming on the shoal there lays a final word
Goodnight my dearest love I’ll wait beyond the world
Am I coddled in the grave?
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15. |
Shivelight
04:31
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Carry me inside the rose, call me out and I will go
To fight the match
On the rise of beckoning, there will be a greater thing
It lies between
So take me to the real
Fly to the great reveal
See, perfect and divine
There in the shivelight
Here and by the rite of day, seeking out a better way
To save a soul
Realize the key to this, here I fall yet I exist
For grace assures
So take me to the real
Fly to the great reveal
See, perfect and divine
There in the shivelight
In the shivelight
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16. |
Envoi (Entry:D)
05:44
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Atlas to Earth Vancouver, British Columbia
Atlas to Earth is the expression of multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter, composer and producer Brett Janzen. An expression of joy and hope. An exploration of chaos and beauty. An employment of conception and narrative. Fused together to create the vast musical explosion in emotional grandeur that is Atlas to Earth. ... more
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