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Arctic Life
06:09
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Arctic Life
I don’t know where to begin
Here on the edge of the world where the Eskimos say
“Ah, live for today”
Spending a life on the ice
Living in darkness till summer approaches once more
Oh show me the door
Looking for something to eat
Seal’s on the menu I’m hunting through half of the night
I’m getting uptight
Waiting for ships with supplies
Snowed in for months and the time is just dragging so slow
Nowhere to go
I never felt like this before
I’m all at sea
Just to carry on a few months more
I need you here with me
Lyrics ©Paul Dennis
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The Silent Room
06:13
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The Silent Room
You say it’s in my mind
For forty long years, I’ve been blind
Locked up in a padded cell I’m waiting for the day
I can pour my heart out to you
Giving all my thoughts away, the World looks strange to me
Giving all my thoughts away, the World looks strange to me
All I want to do yeah, is lead a normal life
All I want to do yeah, is lead a normal life
The Silent Room
The Silent Room
Maybe after all this time, outside is not the same
Maybe after all this time, they’ll use a different name
All I want to do yeah, is lead a normal life
All I want to do yeah, is lead a normal life
The Silent Room
The Silent Room
Lyrics ©Paul Dennis
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The Last Voyage
05:52
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The Last Voyage
A friendly wave, a silent tear is all that’s seen
Amongst the crowd the brightest jewel there’s ever been
Never, never to part we’d said but we’re both standing here
Looking out for miracles that never will appear
And now it’s time to take this country by the hand
Too bad it’s only now you start to understand
I don’t want to go down and see the World from down below
Take a chance and visit me if you would like to go
Lyrics ©Paul Dennis
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Trilogy England, UK
Trilogy are a three-piece Progressive Rock band from Essex.
After making their name at the
legendary Ruskin Arms, Trilogy recorded a session for the BBC Friday Rock Show in January 1983 and then headlined at the Marquee Club and other venues around London, followed by nationwide tours with fellow Prog bands Solstice and Pallas.
Trilogy are playing live once again on their 40th Anniversary Tour.
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Trilogy recommends:
Our old friends Solstice are back bigger and better than ever! This live album documents their triumphant return with a storming gig at The Craufurd Arms to showcase their sixth album, Sia.
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