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9. "CELTIA"
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Music by
Jean-Luc Robert & Paul Wardingham
Lyrics by Jean-Luc Robert
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Intro
verse (spoken)
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In
a maze of legends |
where Earth meets the Heavens, |
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long live the spirit of the dragon |
over the city of Avalon. |
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Verse 1 |
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E
B |
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Celtia, why ignore your glorious past,
when, along the shores, they erected stones to last |
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E
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A E B |
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celebrating lost gods of Atlantis, |
sacred temples in a land of mist. |
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Chorus |
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E A
B |
A B
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Celtia, Celtia, Celtia, |
land of forgotten dreams |
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F#maj7
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B |
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from Brittany to Hibernia, |
Carnac to Iona |
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Instrumental
A / E/B / A / E/B |
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Verse 2 |
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E B |
A E
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Celtia, be proud of your ancestors,
when, on furious
oceans, they were the greatest sailors |
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E B |
A E B |
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discovering new worlds beyond the ice, |
in their spiritual quest for a new paradise. |
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Chorus
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Verse 3 |
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E
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Celtia, Remember the Round Table knights, |
when for your kingdom they fought so many |
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in
castles,
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battles |
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E B |
A E
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searching for
the Holy Cup in the deep forest, |
will your heart
find a place to rest ? |
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(Chorus- repeat) |
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A
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A
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Land of forgotten dreams, |
Land of forgotten dreams |
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Land of forgotten dreams |
Land of forgotten dreams |
A E B
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Land of forgotten dreams |
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10. "TIBET"
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Music &
Lyrics
by Jean-Luc Robert
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String
tuning : DADGAD |
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Verse 1
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Asus4 Em7 |
G |
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1950, China invaded your country, |
cowardly,
the world let it happen. |
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D |
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Facing this hateful fury, |
your
suffering occurred so sudden |
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Verse 2 |
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Asus4 Em7 |
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As
a stronghold of spiritual tradition, |
coveting the keys to Agartha, |
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Mao planned your destruction.
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Monasteries burned down in Lhasa. |
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1st
chorus |
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Am D |
Am D |
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Free Tibet |
Free Tibet |
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Bridge |
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Am
F D
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F
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And the snows of the Himalayas
are the silent witnesses of your nation’s dramas. |
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D F A |
F G |
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But up, in the
mountains, |
your spirit
still remains. |
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2nd
chorus |
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D G D G |
D G D G |
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Free Tibet, Free Tibet |
Free Tibet, Free Tibet |
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Verse 3
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Asus4 Em7 |
G |
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In
the holy city, bells did not ring, |
replaced by the sound of marching boots. |
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For enslavement called Beijing. |
Your
people were forced off their roots |
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Verse 4 |
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Asus4 Em7 |
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Blind power will finally not conquer |
Despite international indifference, |
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And in darkness disappear, |
victim of its own ignorance |
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1st
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Bridge |
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2nd
chorus - repeat |
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11."WAKE UP CALL"
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Music by
Jean-Luc Robert & Paul Wardingham
Lyrics by Jean-Luc Robert
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Verse 1 |
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D Cadd9 |
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Do not think that life is just cruising “happy go lucky” |
and not caring about other people’s misery. |
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No point to fool yourself |
playing the
blind and the deaf |
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G
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D
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Because one day |
you will have to pay |
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Bridge
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A G
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A G
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Mind the wake up call |
as selfishness
will take its toll. |
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A G D |
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Think of
children’s tomorrow.
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Chorus – repeat
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Em7 C G D |
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Make it a nice place for them to grow
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Verse 2 |
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D Cadd9 |
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Violence is not only hurting and killing |
but letting it happen to a fellow human being |
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Cadd9 |
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not taking your own stand, |
hiding your
head in the sand. |
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D
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You should take part |
and open your
heart. |
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Bridge
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Chorus – repeat |
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Bridge
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Chorus – repeat |
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Chorus – repeat |
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12. "SARAJEVO
Part 1"
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Music &
Lyrics
by
Jean-Luc Robert
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Verse 1 |
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Am Em |
Fmaj7 G |
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Last news he heard on the radio, |
ceasefire would be signed tomorrow. |
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D Em |
C Asus2 |
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Instead, troops stormed his village, |
bringing slaughter and pillage. |
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Bridge |
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D Em7 |
G D |
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He had dreams of freedom |
but his life ended in martyrdom |
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Chorus |
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F# Bm |
D A E |
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Sarajevo |
crying the death of an unsung hero |
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Verse 2 |
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Am Em |
Fmaj7
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Soldiers came just before dawn, |
dragging him outside his home.
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D Em |
C Asus2 |
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In a field they gunned him down |
as he faced his destiny alone |
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Bridge |
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D Em7 |
G D |
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He had dreams of freedom |
but his life ended in martyrdom |
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Chorus |
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F# Bm |
D
A E |
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Sarajevo |
crying the death of an unsung hero |
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Outro |
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Em
/ E / Em / E |
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12. "SARAJEVO
Part 2"
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Music &
Lyrics
by
Jean-Luc Robert
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Verse 1 |
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Am |
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He had the right like you and me |
to live his life peacefully, |
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Dm |
C
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enjoying his loving and caring family, |
just being happy. |
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But as so many times in history |
dreadful events unfolded tragically, |
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Dm |
G F |
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conceived by power eager dream mongers, |
throwing the life of common people in tatters |
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Verse 2 |
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Am |
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Pushed by political and religious fanatics, |
displaying to the world their odd
antics,
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Dm |
C E |
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wars are fought on false pretenses |
condemning us with death sentences. |
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Am |
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We’ll have to stand up and be accounted for |
and say no to all forms of oppression and war |
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Dm |
G F E
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for the world to be relieved of its pain. |
Or will the veil of darkness forever remain? |
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End chorus (outro) |
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Am F Dm C E |
Am F Dm G F E |
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Sarajevo, Sarajevo, |
Sarajevo, Sarajevo, |
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