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Dominion
02:57
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Scene one, a relevation –
With one hand, the whole creation.
An innocent world with living creatures -
Over this, you have Dominion.
As paradise falls in violation,
A rattling sword at the gates of Eden.
Land wars, eliminations -
After all, you have Dominion.
In all the laws, enlightened words,
Where’s the moon and Mother Earth?
From Northern Lights to Angel Falls,
Nature wild beyond control.
Rain down - all this power at your command.
Away now - A wilderness within your hands.
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Trails To Mountain
03:12
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Around here, it’s probably not your fault.
You found it - a random sign, I thought.
The sound of a spring in summertime -
I seen it - a sudden change of mind,
A feeling of understanding.
And travelling round, I felt - arriving somewhere else,
I finally find myself. It’s still surprising.
Is the singer home? Or late out, left alone?
A minor fall-out – I tried to call him.
We covered miles with ground-up dust on feet.
A ride to river stations and signs to nowhere,
Surrounded in forest fading light.
Abandoned trails to mountains.
A sound of peace and better times call by,
A sudden change of mind inside - it’s overwhelming
To finally find yourself seen as someone else.
The winds around all fell to new horizons.
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Restless Soul
03:38
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Hold the gates - I’m coming through.
Sign me up, I’ll join the crew.
A thousand prisoners on parole,
Down the road of restless souls.
Still hanging around -
Just can’t settle down.
Who’s ahead and what’s the score?
And does it matter anymore?
Chase the rainbow, find the gold
Along the lines of restless souls.
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Lost Moons London, UK
Lost Moons is a guy called John in London who writes songs, then asks friends with far more talent to help out.
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