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Wake Up
01:53
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Carpe Diem
10:49
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Wake up, the night is over,
Carpe diem, vita brevis,
These are the moments in the sun,
Wake up the sun is burning.
Wake up, the dream is over,
There's sand in your eyes, the hourglass is running through,
These fleeting moments are your life,
So wake up, the dream's not over,
Wake up, the dream's not over.
You can't put more sand in the hourglass.
Wake up, the world is burning.
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Perspective I
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Blind Faith
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My Home Is Tomorrow
08:22
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Sometimes it seems my home is tomorrow,
Today's just a refuge before I move on,
When your home is tomorrow,
You'll never belong today,
With your eyes on the future,
Wishing time away,
And you search for tomorrow,
And you wait until it feels like home,
And you hope that tomorrow,
When you find it, feels like home,
But the world keeps on turning,
And you feel the same,
And the road stretches onwards,
With no end,
But the world won't stop moving,
And you fight to hold on,
It sends you in circles,
With no end,
When your home is tomorrow,
You spend your life far from home.
When your home is tomorrow,
You'll never belong today,
With your eyes on the future,
Did you lose your soul in yesterday?
I can't see the future,
I can't see the future.
I can't see the future.
How will I know when I'm home?
So you wait and you wait until it feels like home,
And you wait and you wait and you wait,
But the world keeps on turning and you stay the same,
Yes the world keeps on turning.
When I laid my roots down,
I left them in the past,
When I lived for the moment,
The moment was gone so fast.
That's why I hope I'll find one day,
That my home is tomorrow.
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Perspective II
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Castaway
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8. |
Wake Up (reprise)
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Patchwork Cacophony England, UK
Patchwork Cacophony is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Ben Bell. The keyboard-driven compositions have an emphasis on the classic instruments of the glory days of progressive rock, such as the hammond organ and mellotron.
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Broken Parachute is a collaboration between myself and Marcus Taylor. Our latest release is quite dark and quirky, and I think Marcus's writing brings out the best in my playing.
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Soothfully a phenomenal prog rock album—an instant classic. What motivates me to say so, is the music’s incredible expressiveness & its wonderfully cinematic song structures. Jargon is a very good fit with this band. It is quite evident that the band’s current lineup have great chemistry together & that they share a common affinity to this vein of music. I look forward to their next creation. Drifting Sun are definitely one of prog rock’s brightest lights. Thank you, DS! 9+/10.
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