1. |
Rubicon
03:10
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2. |
Doggerland
03:18
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Doggerland
I have been waiting
for the rain to come.
The land was drying,
under the heavy sun.
Doggerland's sinking
into the sea,
up on trial is infinity
Doggerland's sinking
going so deep,
under the tide
from which time can leap.
But now it is raining
and the sky will fall
I didn't heed that
final stormwatch's call
Doggerland's sinking
into the sea,
up on trial is infinity
Doggerland's sinking
under the tide
going so deep
from which time can't hide.
I have been waiting
for you to change your mind -
You should be wiser,
how could you be so blind?
Doggerland's waiting
to tell its tale
whatever we do
the tide prevails...
So here is tomorrow
there goes today:
Watch it unfold
I should be on my way.
Playing blindman's bluff
in a hall of mirrors,
in the winter cold.
Where is the land
where is the ground
that we can hold?
I'll keep searching
for Doggerland
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3. |
Plan B
03:04
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4. |
Panthalassa
04:13
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5. |
Will come around
03:24
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6. |
Till infinity
04:05
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7. |
Red storm
03:38
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8. |
From red to green
03:18
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9. |
Trajan
03:07
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