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Imaginary Lines 33
Imaginary Lines 33 is a compilation album which is actually three albums in one. It includes the entirity of two previous releases, Imaginary Lines I in 2005 and Imaginary Lines II in 2007, plus several new and previously unreleased tracks. In all, its 33 songs have a combined running time of nearly two and a half hours.
This album came together when the project’s producer, Ric Albano, decided to abandon the originally-planned “trilogy” of albums because he did not feel there was enough quality material to make an adeguate Imaginary Lines III. Instead the focus shifted to enhancing previously released material and developing the better songs of the unreleased music.
Long Way Home (Original)
Written by Ric Albano | Song Length: 6:14 |
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Lyrics Lost in the wilderness, the forest through the trees All merge to emptiness as I am brought down to my knees I pause for just a sec’ to let the world spin round To reveal some open trek leading to tame, tended ground But I’m still alive, yes, I’m still alive Counter, diverging paths, I’m forced to make a choice But I’m still alive, but will I survive? And pray exoneration for squandering the precious dawn of the Day …All that is beyond, knowing all that is gone Who leaves familiar farms, swan dives into the sea He who keeps it alive, the dream that survives That boundless cool, clad baby blue …Just what can be, and know what it is like to be free Composition © 2007 Ric Albano |
Song Info Composed on December 3, 2007 Recorded starting on October 5, 2007 at Saturation Acres, Danville, PA Produced by Ric Albano Engineered by Bret Alexander Mixed and Mastered in 2007 at Cygnus Wave Studios Released: December 27, 2007 on Imaginary Lines II Performers Listener Guide Analysis: This is the original version of this highly spirtual, nearly religious, song about trials, tribulations, and faith. It was written to close Imaginary Lines II once it was decided that there would be no Imaginary Lines III. It is a tribute to a friend of Ric Albano who passed away earlier in 2007, but faced her own demise with incredible courage and faith. Song Trivia |
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