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Stellar Dreams (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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Stars weave their lace
When we build castles in space
Escape the harsh reality
Building beyond
The new colony

Cast aside differences
Boundaries are repressed
No territory for each nation
One void
By all possessed

As we exist in the beyond
We become extinct in the beyond
Reverence to immensity
Astral heavens to infinity
The excuse to leave our home
To escape the coming stone
A common worldly plight
“For our homeland we must fight”

The dreams of men before
To open a cosmic door
A portal to the stars
Where imagination runs afar

As we explore the gilded place
The vast and empty space
Our dreams are too celestial
Reality too
Terrestrial

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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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