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Master of the World

from Spies of the Silk Trade by Venus Lens Cap

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Master of the World is the Airship commanded by Major Aleron McEwin.

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Strings of street lamps. Corridors of light. Hiding in tall steeples moving through the night. Peace, through the land and warm in your bed you curl. Can’t feel his gaze, the master of the world. He, sees us all through, the eye’s of a child, in green meadows where the thistles are growing wild. Chase the seasons. Autumn leaves that swirl. He gives no reason, the master of the world. I was dreaming, flags were streaming, through the night sky, high above the clouds they did fly. Strings of street lamps. Corridors of light. Hiding in tall steeples moving through the night. Peace throughout the land, in my bed I curl. I feel his gaze, the master of the world

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from Spies of the Silk Trade, released February 15, 2015
Keyboard, Guitar, Sequencer - Gomez Richardson
Vocals - "Miss Stacey" Mendyka

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