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Prologue - Age of Ignorance (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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Running through a sea of green
I looked to the sky
And wished the clouds
Into shapes of my imagination
Lying in the grass
The day had passed me by
I watched bright lights unfold
And blossom in the sky

Innocence
I did not see
That was only the way
I wanted to be

Watched by all
They rise and fall
The keys to the past
When we explain
Our plans are in vain
The future is locked
In the minds of the present

They sent me away
To a place of truth
Knowledge was given
At a price
My sudden awareness
I did not want
Deprived of my dreams
My freedom of choice

Innocence
Was taken from me
That was only the way
I used to be

I learned of the stars
And the clouds I had seen
I could not retain
My own memories
Of the bright lights
Above a sea of green

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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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