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The Light Of Wisdom
04:49
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My inner traveller in peace with the past, strong to fight the upcoming heavy storms
The roads that lead me to the tranquillity within my soul
No path how harsh frightens me or discourages me
The light that shines for me at the end of the tunnel will always be the light of wisdom
The gifts from the past will be embraced with deep appreciation
My contributions to their legacy will be with deep devotion
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Among the Ruins
04:30
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The sights I see, the euphoric sensation, the history beneath my feet, expanding my vision
The power and blessing, standing among the ruins, regaining their energy, bringing it forth
The sun and rain, the wind and the cold, the harsh storms, the trials at night
Among the stones, among the trees, among the elements, among the ruins
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Otherworldly Connections
05:36
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The blissful realm of otherworldly connections, solitude and peace
Fighting against barriers that block the road to my past
Becoming one with my ancient ancestors, striving with their ancient wisdom
The strong storms and fields of mud do not stop my burning passion
The flame keeps my eyes open and my heart racing
The doors will be kept open for me to walk through and to let in those who endure
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Wandering Mysticism England, UK
Reflecting the soul of the Wessex Nomad through the power of music.
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