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Copper Skies
02:17
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Whisper in the Dark
02:13
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Waves of Night
01:08
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Starlight
02:08
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Lost Suns
01:02
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Out in the Dark
02:53
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Out in the dark over the snow
The fallow fawns invisible go
With the fallow doe;
And the winds blow
Fast as the stars are slow.
Stealthily the dark haunts round
And, when the lamp goes, without sound
At a swifter bound
Than the swiftest hound,
Arrives, and all else is drowned;
And star and I and wind and deer,
Are in the dark together, - near,
Yet far, - and fear
Drums on my ear
In that sage company drear.
How weak and little is the light,
All the universe of sight,
Love and delight,
Before the might,
If you love it not, of night.
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7. |
Land of Magic
03:17
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8. |
First Movement
02:57
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9. |
To the Steel Dawn
02:27
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Alex Bell Brisbane, Australia
Moved by the captivating hum of the natural world, Alex Bell unveils fragments of bright beauty and the deep shadows beyond.
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