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Ode To Ether
10:21
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These bodies in fluid motion
Revolving as clockwork about the one called “Sol”
Shall know euphoria
As the arbiter takes his glacial crown
Harken, the two-tailed wanderer
Comes to us from distant starscapes
To spread awe and wonder throughout the cluster
To dance with us about our sun
To regale and enlighten everyone
Drink will pour and laughter fill
The celestial hall we call our home
Lyrics by Kevin Hanlon and Lauren Vieira
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Odyssey
14:00
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This field has stripped us of direction
There is no motion, there is no awareness
All that is left is the distortion
Primal and supreme, it is an ocean
I have lost the ground I had to stand on,
and cannot find the air in my lungs;
The beginning and end of myself
dissolves and resolves into many and one.
When up is down and forward, backward -
where does the center exist?
It's hard to tell if we've accelerated
Or if we're blissfully adrift
This is the trial;
the self in turmoil
A challenge to matter and light
We are envoys between dimensions
Within this emptiness, lies great tranquility
Torn asunder, deconstructed,
My personage in shambles
No supposition could have prepared
Us
For this
With no voice, the piece mutes the whole
I release my conscious mind
Into the void, the void revenant
I
Make Passage
Wait it out, you’ll see
What it is to be
Lyrics by Kevin Handlon and Lauren Vieira
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3. |
Minuet De Lune
06:12
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The hour nears when once again
We will feel the vertigo of gravity
As your grand countenance eclipses my aura
The frolicking shadows allude to the our imminent rapture
Swinging wide, our bodies draw closer
Desire wells up and surges from my trenches
I’m drinking in the beauty of your perigee
And grooving on the lilt of a trade wind
Lyrics by Kevin Handlon and Lauren Vieira
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4. |
Transpiration
10:32
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Now that we’ve found safe passage
Through a hostile and tumultuous field
We find the oasis that filled
The deepest fantasies of yore
The object of many hours
Spent in silent contemplation
A sphere so clear and tranquil
It is a lens
The event horizon, and the universe
Beyond its gates
Reveal to us the true nature
Of possibility, it is a lens.
Lyrics by Kevin Handlon and Lauren Vieira
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5. |
Bridging Realms
11:30
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Spreading out
In a sea of otherhood
A kingdom exotic
That calls us transient
Though excited
Our tension is palpable
A friction is felt
As we dance toward the deep
“Bring inception,
Bring us something new.”
As a stranger,
One can see this space adrift, asleep, and in waiting.
So we descend
And thus a universe
Is born, We Wish this was Peaceful
When they arrived, this was a cloud of dust
Now swimming in matter and light
The Omnicosm proves itself
Ubiquitous and divine
The vestiges of a dying star
Masked the seed of a new universe
Explosion
Forms Mountains
Seeds Dwarf Stars
Breaks Silence
Lyrics by Kevin Handlon and Lauren Vieira
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