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Prelude
03:22
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2. |
The Villagers
03:38
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3. |
The Journey
03:28
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4. |
The Flight
05:26
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6. |
Snake Houses
03:32
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7. |
Choral Interlude
01:21
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They have taken away my Sun-deer
The Tyger has bled the moon,
Dry red hills are all that’s left, dear,
Tho’ soft rains come soon.
Soft rains come all too soon, dear,
Tho’ the fields bloomed long ago.
The shut-eye whale drifts overhead
While the lion weeps below.
Ah, the shut-eye whale drifts overhead,
And the fields, the fields bloomed long ago.
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9. |
Elysium
05:00
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10. |
Tallard's Theme
04:38
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