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Impact Eighty (25th Anniversary Remix and Remaster)

from Gaillion 2015 Commemorative Catalogue by Gaillion

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Released in December 1989 on Red Sun Records, "Admit One" was well received in the US and across Europe, and 25 years later, the eight original songs remain uncannily relevant.

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Foolish impulse
As you live on the edge
Always pushing farther
Cross that fatal bridge
Lying in your solitude
No more light will your eyes see
Feel the loss in our hearts
For eternity
 
Take the life
From your eyes
You left too soon
No one said goodbye
Take the life
From your friends
They had it all
Accept the bitter end
 
Feeling remorse
For your family
Learning to cope with that
Harsh reality
Those who don’t believe
That your gone so soon
Blame it on themselves or others
Forgetting about you
 
You’re in the past
We get on with our lives
I still see your face
The memory never fades
I remember
Times you made me laugh
Now I see that memory
Will never fade
 
Dedicated to the memory of Colleen Merriman

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from Gaillion 2015 Commemorative Catalogue, track released December 10, 2014

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Gaillion, \GUY-lee-on\ is a progressive rock power trio, formed in Avon, CT by Don Gunn, drums and percussion; Todd Howard, vocals, bass and keyboards; and James Vasquenza Jr., guitars and backing vocals.

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