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The Custodian
05:03
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We drain the last drop, until the rivers run dry
We pumped the billows, now there’s holes in the sky
We bring the hammer down upon our mother
We bring the hammer down
You never to seem to know, until you fade away
Down below, until it’s all gone
Do you have a heart?
Or has it all been replaced by hate
You know they said we’d fade away
Born unto the sun, inside this cosmic womb
Coloured skies, reflect upon our doom
No more patience, no contempt in her eyes
Only this sorrow, we’ll see it for ourselves
We are on our way to another time space
And now the seas will rise again
We are the custodians of time
Maybe another day we’d rise against the grey
What do you say to me?
We’ve really gone too far
We’ve gotta find our way
We’ve let it go too long
We’ve gotta find our way
What do you say to me?
You never to seem to know, until you fade away
Down below, until it’s all gone
Do you have a heart?
Or has it all been replaced by hate
You know they said we’d fade away
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2. |
Mountains to the West
03:36
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Grand Duke presents ‘Mountains to the West’, the first official release from the band's debut EP of the same name (2016).
lyrics
She will rest, with rivers to the south
Mountains to the west, earth inside her mouth
Shifting, stirring, up that great divide
Growing, evolving, ever higher
My mind is finally clear
I see everything from here
My mind is finally clear
I see everything
Will you leave, anything here at all
Empty handed, answering the call
Shifting, stirring, up that great divide
Growing, evolving, ever higher
My mind is finally clear
I see everything from here
My mind is finally clear
I see everything
Take my hand and we will run
Into the setting of the sun
My mind is finally clear
I see everything from here
My mind is finally clear
I see everything
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3. |
Ancient Satellites
04:54
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We fell to the earth from ancient satellites
Destined to burn up in the sky
They sprung from the ground as vessels made of light
Help me understand the path you chose
Helpless and ungrateful are the dead
Tell me something that nobody else knows
Help me enter into nothingness
The road ahead was clear to see
Stretching to other galaxies
As dark light permeates
Into that holy place
Help me understand the path you chose
Helpless and ungrateful are the dead
Tell me something that nobody else knows
Help me enter into nothingness
On a journey to the shadows
We become free from humanity's embrace
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Red Jewels
06:33
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Red jewels and peacock feathers
A gateway into never
Born with eyes but taught to see
Blind to these mysteries
Spread my ashes on the banks
Let the water wash me away
Let the earth consume my soul
In her arms I will remain
I’ve seen the giants behind the sun
As they pull the strings of the universe
I’ve seen the stars fall from the sky
Returning once more to the earth
Spread my ashes on the banks
Let the water wash me away
Let the earth consume my soul
In her arms I will remain
We march onwards, every step closer to death
Spread my ashes on the banks
Let the water wash me away
Let the earth consume my soul
In her arms I will remain
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Grand Duke Canberra, Australia
Grand Duke worships the glorious power of the riff. We will take you on an epic journey through heaviness and melody.
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