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Rainfall
01:33
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A Summer Day
01:55
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Family Under the Tree
02:15
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Archaic Dance
00:55
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At Dawn
02:53
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As I gaze into the early morning mist
Passing through the countryside
Enshrouding the lands all around
A feeling of tranquility enters into me
All is still
All is calm
There are only faint sounds in the distance
That of birds and other creatures
The stars still rest in the sky
Preparing to fall over the horizon
The trees are swaying softly
The air is cold and dew rests upon the grass
The sun is now rising
And darkness shall soon turn to light
All is still
All is calm
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6. |
The Embrace of Autumn
03:33
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I see the tall, luminous trees
Standing beneath the vast and glorious mountains
As the Autumn wind blows strong
The spirits of Summer now sleep
Ghosts of Fall
Begin to return from their crypts
Their voices begin to sing softly
Speaking in an ancient tongue
Long lost through all the ages
In dance, they worship the Earth
The trees now begin to change
And the voices begin to settle
I see the tall trees standing
Standing beneath the vast and glorious mountains
I see the tall trees
Standing beneath the mountains
As the Autumn wind blows
The spirits of Summer sleep
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7. |
From the Soil
01:55
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8. |
Oak and Ivy
02:12
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