1. |
Tide Part I
04:34
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One day the tide went out
And never came back in again
The sea, the mighty sea
Turned into an endless barren plain
Piers leading nowhere
As sand fills the port
Isolated pools drying
Between abandoned beached boats
Without the ocean
With no ships to guide
The light in the lighthouse
Is not lit in the night
Without the ocean
Life vanished and died
Without the ocean
Without the tide
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2. |
Tide Part II
03:52
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Open rolling plains
As far as eyes can see
The tall grass rustles softly
Swaying in the breeze
A storm is coming
Distant thunder closing in
Shadows race across the fields
Fields of vibrant green
A landscape like a painting
Dark clouds towering above
An endless emerald ocean
Yet the rough waves do not move
Long gone is the sea
All thats left, standing tall
Is an old crooked lighthouse
On a rock on a small hill
In the sandy soil
Seashells crack with every step
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3. |
Tide Part III
04:15
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The freshening winds bring
The smell of water and
The taste of electricity
The freshening winds bring
The smell of water and
The taste of electricity
The sound of falling rain
Deafening thunder pounds
Heavy drops burst to spray
The end of the world
Is coming this way
Towering tidal wave
Emitting a high-pitched scream
The end of the world
The end of this world
Is swiftly closing in
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4. |
Tide Part IV
08:49
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The wall of water collapses
And floods the endless plains
Old crooked lighthouse embraced by
The mighty sea again
It crumbles and falls apart
Sinks into the returned tide
The storm has passed, clouds clearing
Revealing a crescent moon
Bathing the calm seas surface
In an unreal eerie gloom
The lighthouse crumbles and falls apart
Sinks into the returned tide
Emerald waves
That sway beneath the sea
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