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Polaris
01:20
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Aubade
02:28
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What light
Caresses the hills
And peaks its face
From behind the trees
Such a light
Illuminates bountifully
And sends its bud
Into sweet effloresce
Such a light
Colours the bleak
And with fervour ever fleeting
Lends figure to the shapeless
Such a light
Reveals the inconspicuous
And then slow and softly casts its glow
To gently wake the sleeping soul
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Dusk
04:06
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Sciamachy
02:32
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There was a time
When a darkness consumed my mind
There was a time
So restless in the clutches of the the broken light
There was a time
My thoughts had strayed so far that I could barely sleep the night
There was a time
It felt as though my buoyancy had finally passed its prime
There was a time...
There was a time
There was a time
There was a time
And I've made peace with my misdirection
It's a part of me that's not to be misunderstood
A weakness doesn't make you, it just makes a home until
You decide to help yourself
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Wandrers
02:29
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Above all summits
It is calm
In all the treetops
You feel scarcely a breath
The birds in the forest are silent
Just wait
Soon, you will rest as well
Over all the hills
Peace comes anew
The woodland stills all through
The birds make no sound on the bough
Wait a while
Soon now
You will rest as well
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Max and the Minimums Lethbridge, Alberta
Intricacy and intimacy realized in versatile arrangements featuring thoughtful nature-driven lyrics and an affinity for engaging listeners through passionate delivery.
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