IMAGINARY LINES

          Produced by Ric Albano

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Disc One
1.   Crimson, White, & Indigo
2.   Sister Josephine
3.   Rubicon
4.   Princess of Pearl Avenue
5.   999 Escape
6.   Tommy's Got a Gun
7.   Can't Get My Mojo Risin'
8.   Ashes
9.   The Phoenix
10.   Good Friday
11.   Perfect Light
12.   Lorelei
13.   33 Flames for Mary
14.   Anthem
15.   Donovan's Dread
16.  Peace
17.   One
Disc Two
1.   The Fool's Overture
2.   She Said
3.   Keep Doing What You Do
4.   The Last Man to Walk Alone
5.   You Sure Were Fun
6.   33 Shots at Louis
7.   Believe
8.   A New Religion
9.   The Cup
10.   The Old Man In the Sea
11.   Twilight of Innocence
12.   Here On the Beach
13.   Naked
14.   Deuce
15.   Half Hearted
16.   Long Way Home
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Prior Song	Peace Written: March 8, 2005     Running Time: 4:45		Next Song
	Lyrics It's been a long, hard day in Burlington The favorite son's turned stale The wicked one's prevailed So the town's folk all rally to get their guns To settle things with might While only one soul resists the fight Says; "find your peace, find your peace... Don't hastily react with base release" Find your peace - There's more to life than that Within the bowels of the town dwells a tragic girl Who has given up on hope Lost all desire to cope So she unplugs her heart and now fills her world With shallow, empty tasks In clichéd terms she raps "I wish you peace, wish you peace... Although any chance for me has surely ceased" I wish you peace - Is there any life like that? It's been a long, hard week in Jericho As the aboriginal men are all called to arms Except those first-born They are sheltered from this miracle What's the harm? What's the harm? Live in peace, live in peace... Your better days will doubtlessly increase Live in peace - conduct your life like that Out the doors of Walter Reed walks a serviceman With 14 colorful charms Just to the left of his severed right arm Then some appeasers holding signs Break into mindless chants To which this hero calmly replies "For those people I would have honorably died" To bring them peace, bring them peace Against their own internal nihilistic beasts To bring them peace - Do they deserve a life like that? But it’s been a long, hard month in Babylon Patriarchs must adapt To veils falling to the ground And it's been a long, hard year in Avalon As the mighty ABC alliance Begins to crumble down I've seen the spring flower bloom In the desert sand A new world opens its arms, extends its hand
Produced by Ric Albano Engineered by Paul Smith Recorded starting on May 9, 2005 at Saturation Acres Studio, Danville, Pa. Performers Ric Albano - Keys, Bass, Vocals Bret Alexander - Lead Guitar Ron Simasek - Drums Appears on:           Track #16 Track #8
	Written by Ric Albano © 2005 All Rights Reserved.
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