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Out of Time
23:13
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'Out of Time'
Steal a moment in time and make it last forever...
Stealing moments out of time...
Stealing...
Steal a moment in time and make it last forever...
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Timeless
14:42
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‘Timeless’
A day too quickly over, an hour that never ends,
Our state of mind exudes the pulse on which our time depends,
And as the night begins to fall and consciousness retreats,
No rhythm marks its signature nor joins the missing beats.
Timeless.
An empty void, a handless face,
Waiting for that cold embrace,
And when the chime is out of place,
Lost in time and lost in space.
Timeless,
Spaceless,
Senseless...
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The March of Time
08:17
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As time goes marching on...
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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.
... more
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