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Tritonian Orbit
02:04
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Moonscapes of Triton
05:46
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I'm in the mood for an adventure
It's been a while since I last felt this way
All the monsters in the world couldn't scare me
I feel stronger that all of them combined
And here I stand, on the moonscape of Triton
With the courage to tell you that I love you
And I always will
And here I stand, on the moonscape of Triton
With the courage to tell you that I love you
And I always will
I'm in the mood to face the danger
If I'm with you, I don't care what we're dealing with
I'll gladly wear the leather and fight for your sake
I can feel your strength in my soul all the time
And here I stand, on the moonscape of Triton
With the courage to tell you that I love you
And I always will
And here I stand, on the moonscape of Triton
With the courage to tell you that I love you
And I always will
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Sing With Me
02:47
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I sing for love
I sing for peace
I sing for the light
I sing for you
I sing to the stars
I sing to the waves
I sing to all that is alive in this universe
So sing with me...
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Annular Charm
02:59
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Mothermantra Records Encamp, Andorra
Mothermantra Records is a netlabel from Andorra that focuses on ambient, new age and experimental music releases.
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