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In search of wonders
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Sweet Alice
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Through time and space
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Gone through years
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Days to come
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Mental scars
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Gate of reflection
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Heading for disaster
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World is lost
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Final ending
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B´side - music / Marek Arnold SN, Germany
saxophonist / keyboardist / composer Marek Arnold - of different (prog )bands (ssttgd, Toxic Smile, Stern Meissen, Cyril, Manuel Schmid, Flaming Row, Damanek, UPF, Samurai of Prog...) - works as musician / producer (‚b‘side-music‘), is part of albums with Steve Hackett (Genesis) & Jon Anderson (Yes) & musicians of Shadow Gallery, Spock’s Beard, The Tangent, Subsignal or RPWL…feat. on >60 albums… ... more
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